Jack Nicholson Expected Oscar Nod for A Few Good Men and Hoffa
Jack Nicholson, after two flops, has two current films A Few Good Men and Hoffa that could secure him dual Oscar nominations. The actor remains undeterred by prior misfires, continuing to pursue prestigious roles.
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Woman wins sex bias suit against Oswego store
Pamela Frey of Oswego and former Rosa & Sullivan van Appliance Center employee win more than 100000 in a sexual harassment case filed in 1987 against the company and manager Herbert Trageser. Frey describes persistent harassment and firing after filing a complaint. the store later sold assets and current owners say they are not involved.
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U N chief visits angry Bosnia
Sarajevo residents voice anger as U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali arrives amid Western moves toward military intervention. He alerts the Security Council to grave concern over rising momentum for armed action while Serbs remain barred from flights over Bosnia Herzegovina and Bosnians push back against arms embargo limits.
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Eisley buzzer 3 sinks Boeheim’s 400th win at Dome
Boston College guard Howard Eisley hit a last second three to defeat Syracuse 77 74, denying Jim Boeheim his 400th career victory. It marked Syracuse’s first overtime loss in the Carrier Dome.
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New Year party norms shift as revelry cools at home
Ted Gregory reports a national trend away from New Year Eve chaos toward quieter celebrations. Businesses once overwhelmed by rushes now see lighter crowds on New Year’s Eve while hotels, restaurants, and churches report stronger packages and services. social shifts and safety fears drive more at home gatherings and sophisticated in-home entertainment.
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Do You Know Which San Jose You Want To Go To
A German woman, 58, arrived in San Jose California thinking she would reach Costa Rica. She spoke no English and confronted currency issues at the Fairmont. A German clerk helped her buy a new ticket and she was rebooked to Costa Rica.
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Bush visits Somalia amid war chaos with Marines
President Bush arrived in Mogadishu amid gunfire and lawlessness to thank about 1,000 Marines of Operation Restore Hope and praise a humanitarian mission. He planned to fly to Russia to sign a nuclear arms accord and then visit Red Cross facilities before a likely final overseas trip of his presidency. He commended American forces for A-1 style relief during years of famine and disease.
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Car dealers cited for misleading letters to buyers
Two Syracuse car dealers Romano Motors Mercedes Benz and Regal Buick Hyundai faced state action after hiring Martin Lindsay and Scott of Illinois to mail 10000 letters posing as Motor Vehicles Department notices. The letters urged private sales of 1992 inventory, used DMV data to target high income buyers, and misled recipients with Official Business stamps.
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Quiet end of America's lone female giant panda Ling Ling
Ling Ling, the only resident female giant panda in the United States, died after a two-decade reign as a world headlines icon. Once gifted from China amid Nixon era ties in 1972, her passing marks the end of an era for the zoo and public fascination with primeval ambassadors.
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