Four-Year-Old Guthrie Found Dead in Cayuga-Seneca Canal
Divers recovered the body of 4-year-old Wes Le Guthrie from the frozen Cayuga-Seneca Canal in Seneca Falls after a four-day search. He was last seen near a broken ice shelf around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, and the body was found about half a mile east of that location wearing a red snowmobile suit. The father, Wesley Guthrie, had followed footprints from their backyard to the incident site.
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Libraries Struggle as Unofficial Day Care Centers
Unattended children increasingly use public libraries as makeshift day care across the nation. Dallas adopts rules to curb abuse of openness, while librarians warn the policy could imply the library no longer serves children. Officials note the trend rises from high day care costs and limited options, with parents seeking cheaper care during or after school.
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Good etal Wind and Snow Advisory Details
A weather bulletin notes strong northerly winds, light snow, and scattered flurries. Winds 10 to 20 mph with unsettled conditions expected through Tuesday.
Chappell's department store president dies in Houston
Ronald E. Chappell Jr., 63, president of the local family-operated Chappell's department stores, died Sunday in Houston after heart bypass surgery complications. He led the Baldwinsville based chain for about twenty years, according to cousin Charles Chappell Jr.
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Bush pleads for GOP help in New Hampshire primary
Vice President George Bush urged Republicans to help in the upcoming New Hampshire primary amid a slipping lead and waning momentum. He admitted he is not a stirring speaker, asking voters to overlook his rhetoric and focus on his actions and beliefs.
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Campaign '88 Bush’s New Hampshire moment and rise
The Hampshire Republicans heard Bush vow to remember New Hampshire when sworn in, after his week of political crisis. He endured a devastating Iowa showing, slipping to third place as polls showed Dole closing the gap from a double‑digit deficit to even or ahead in places.
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White House rejects claim of Soviet missiles in Cuba
The White House disputed Pat Robertson's assertion that the Soviets placed 25 SS-4 and SS-5 missiles in Cuba, saying there is no indication of nuclear weapons there. Robertson backed by a Senate source claimed delivery systems are present, while aides clarified he meant missiles, not warheads.
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