Michael Jackson Denies Plastic Surgery Rumors
Michael Jackson responded to persistent rumors about his appearance by defending his looks as largely natural. He stated he has had "very, very little" plastic surgery and defended his facial features and life in a candid interview.
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TV Magazine Offers Expert Advice on Mending Hearts
In time for Valentine's Day, a TV magazine provides practical tips from experts to help readers heal a broken heart. Practical steps include communication, self care, and seeking support during emotional recovery.
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Syracuse chief Williams eyed for Greensboro superintendent job
Syracuse School Superintendent Henry Williams is among finalists for a Greensboro North Carolina district superintendency. Williams says he did not seek the job, but may consider an offer. the Guilford County School Board committee expects a decision within weeks. Williams previously extended his Syracuse contract in November.
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Auburn guard awarded benefit for death in line of duty
Mark Petrosino’s father Peter died Oct. 24, 1991 in a hospital bed from a rare tuberculosis strain while guarding inmates at Auburn Correctional Facility. The U S Department of Justice awarded his mother Carmella a one time tax free death benefit totaling 119894, expanding the program to families of officers killed by illness.
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Mike” Petrosino
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State's new bicycling czar pedals up renewed path
Jeffrey Olson of Saratoga County becomes New York's bicycle and pedestrian program manager as federal and state agencies expand cycling roles. The move, backed by Congress, aims to reduce auto use, fuel consumption, and pollution, with Olson earning 39850 dollars and the federal pay scales cited for related posts.
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New York
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Onondaga County
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FHA
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Oswego salutes Col Willett for failed 1783 raid
The city of Oswego and Friends of Fort Ontario plan a posthumous salute Friday to Col Marinus Willett for the 1783 Willett expedition against Fort Ontario. Despite crossing Oneida Lake in deep snow with 500 soldiers, British scouts spotted the force at daybreak and the attack was called off. Admission is $4 and events begin 8 p.m. at the Captain's Lounge.
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Clay man charged with murder after Vermont supermarket shooting
Carleton Sahm Jr a Wegmans manager from Clay faces murder charges after police say he shot and killed a man in the Vermont Price Chopper parking lot during a domestic dispute. Witnesses say the ex girlfriend was involved and Sahm fled toward the Canadian border before turning himself in at a state police station.
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Clay
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Burlington
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Buriington
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Tulsa Readies for 1997 ABC Bowling Tournament Host City
Tulsa officials forecast 43,000 bowlers from all states and 10 foreign countries will attend the American Bowling Congress event, generating an estimated 25 to 40 million dollars in economic activity. Syracuse and nearby Onondaga County pace their bid, highlighting local bowling ties and facilities. The decision on the host city is due Friday afternoon.
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Lowville
Tom Gerow
Syracuse
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Okla
American Bowling Congress
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Onondaga
German jet hijacker demands flight to New York
A Luftwaffe airliner hijacked en route from Frankfurt to Cairo and Addis Ababa landed in Hanover for refueling. The hijacker demanded to be flown to New York after refueling. Plane carried 94 passengers and 10 crew. destination and final outcome remained unclear. Authorities reported no injuries.
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East Africa
Frankfurt
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Addis Ababa
Hanover
Ingo Marek
Lower Saxony
Interior Ministry
New York
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