Police seek 81 welfare cheats in county roundup
Police from eight agencies launched an early morning welfare fraud roundup targeting 81 suspects accused of stealing about 350000 dollars. Arrestees were to be processed at On Center in Onondaga County before potential arraignments by Judge James Tormey.
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Clinton ducks question time in British parliament
Clinton, visiting England as a former Oxford student, shows interest in adopting Britain’s question time. House Speaker Foley says it needs study. The 15 minute sessions in Commons draw a large TV audience and often create iconic sound bites. Questions are submitted in advance, selected by lottery, then public exchanges reference "my honorable friend."
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Unbuckled sheriff seeks seat belt ticket
Montgomery County Sheriff Ronald Ro entered a two car crash while exempt as emergency vehicle operator but demanded Deputy Robert Wert issue him a seat belt ticket to promote buckle up. Emery remained home recovering from neck and leg injuries after a rear end collision caused by Frank Ganda of Amsterdam following too closely.
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Lawson Vardon Group CEO Visits New Plant Overseas
Andrea Mattinssi, president and CEO, toured Lawson Vardon Group’s new manufacturing plant abroad, signaling a strategic push to secure a major multinational client as demand expands globally.
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Burus of gond fashion notes spark retro style shift
A quirky column riffs on 1960s neckwear trends, poking fun at flashy ties while predicting a move toward more classic attire. The piece highlights evolving fashion sensibilities and suggests restrained style gains traction amid bold colors.
Photos of shuttle wreckage may guide safer future design
Engineers recount the Challenger disaster and discuss newly released NASA images of the wreckage. The photos show twisted debris and a surviving crew cabin fragment, offering insights for aerospace design, education, and potential safety improvements while highlighting lessons from the 1986 tragedy.
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Clinton Def Economic Plan Faces Protests and Tax Hikes
President Clinton defends a three hundred billion plan aimed at cutting deficits and boosting growth. The plan, to be unveiled in a televised address, features a new energy tax based on fuel heat content and higher Social Security taxes for seniors earning over thirty two thousand as well as higher top rates for rich individuals and corporations.
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Season's worst snowstorm edges toward record inches
Snow blanketed Central New York as gusty winds hit Madison Cayuga and Oswego counties. By Tuesday morning Syracuse logged 129 inches at Hancock Airport with forecasters warning the seasonal total nears historic highs and setting monthly and seasonal records.
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