Court secretly orders SU player to perform community service
In a secret proceeding almost two weeks ago Syracuse University football player George Rooks was ordered to perform 40 hours of community service to settle a criminal charge lodged against him last month. The case was resolved as a higher court judge weighed a legal challenge to closing the courtroom. A second athlete, basketball player Derrick, was charged after the Dec 11 campus fight at a fraternity party with break-ins at two fraternity members' apartments.
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Arctic cold front heads for Central New York
Arctic air is poised to push mild temperatures aside in Central New York as a cold front approaches. Forecasts show temperatures rising to current peaks around 55 degrees before a sharp drop as the front moves in, bringing unseasonably cold conditions and a risk of wind chill.
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Weather shifts as spring eases into cold front arrival
Temperatures rose to 54 degrees Monday but were forecast to tumble after noon as a storm front moves in from the north. The system may threaten to break an existing warm-season record, with colder air following.
Witness testifies Tower seen drunk and with unwed women
Paul Weyrich, leader of a conservative coalition, told Senators he has repeatedly seen John Tower drunk in public and with women he was not married to. Senator Sam Nunn ordered further private discussions of Tower’s personal life later Tuesday.
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Sam Nann
Dga
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Man's Death Probed After Body Dumped Near Hannibal
Investigators probe the death of 21 year old Timothy J Noel whose body was found Tuesday by school children along Brown Road in Hannibal Oswego County. An autopsy is planned to determine cause while investigators note a blood stained cable found near the scene and no weapons reported. Noel's parents, who do not live with him in Sterling Cayuga County, had not heard from him for two days.
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Hacker's fate hangs in a legal balance
The Morris case tests the line between felony and misdemeanor charges for a computer disruption that shut down systems nationwide. Justice Department officials weigh intent versus damage as Syracuse police link 16-year-old Thomas Crandall to similar file deletions, while experts note the act clearly amounted to a criminal act.
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U.S
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Morris
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Computer Systems Research Group
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