Making waves Jamie and Matt Secor lift unbeaten SU swim team
Jamie and Matt Secor contributed to the Syracuse University men’s swim team’s strong unbeaten run with standout performances. Their efforts helped sustain the team’s depth in a meet that showcased their continued dominance.
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Notable peace framework and assorted local items
Northern Ireland and Britain leaders unveil a framework for lasting peace. A carjacker released by Judge Mulray to appear for sentencing. Residents oppose county landfill funding. Corcoran defeats Cortland in Section Three tourney. Henninger’s team stiffens defense to beat F-M. NAACP takes a bold step toward recovery. Weather: multiple days of clouds snow rain and wind with varying highs and lows.
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Walsh to convene hearing on D C budget crisis today
Rep James T Walsh will chair a joint hearing of two House subcommittees on Washington D C finances. GAO testimony warns the district faces a precarious cash position with a potential cash shortfall of hundreds of millions. Mayor Marion Barry says the deficit could reach 632 million with another 90 million cash-flow gap.
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100th birthday for Arles centenarian Jeanne Calment
Jeanne Calment, aged 120, celebrated in Arles with 80 guests as France marked her birthday. The world’s oldest documented person, Calment quips that aging suits her while her life has influenced an annuity dispute with Rafael Raffray, who paid 180000 since purchase. Medical experts predict centenarians may rise to 150000 by 2050.
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Murray Poussaint Debate on Race and Intelligence at Syracuse
Charles Murray co author of The Bell Curve debated Harvard psychiatrist Dr Alvin Poussaint at Syracuse University. The event drew students and others who described the exchange as a polite academic discussion with little street corner passion. Some attendees said Murray failed to convince that IQ determines destiny.
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D Amato Confesses Love For Cinderella Cohen
U S senator Alfonso D Amato, age 57, says he is in love with TV gossip columnist Claudia Cohen, 44, after a news conference. D Amato, newly chair of the Banking Committee, notes marriage as a possible future, marking a potential second marriage for both.
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SU Beats Pittsburgh 85-72 After Close Win
SU overcame a rough stretch to defeat Pittsburgh 85-72 in a contest marked by momentum swings. Despite uneven play early, standout performances from key players sealed the win for Syracuse.
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U S Mexico aid package to bolster Mexican economy
The United States and Mexico unveil a restructuring and aid plan aiming to reduce Mexico's short-term debts and regain investor confidence. It includes $3 billion in immediate loans and guarantees, $7 billion over four months, and $10 billion more in staged support beginning July, tied to reform, including tighter credit and oil-revenue repayment if default occurs.
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Move to Mexico Pays Off Big for Smith Corona
Smith Corona relocated manufacturing from Cortland County to Tyuana Mexico, boosting the economy south of the border. A year on, savings flow from converting dollars to pesos, with labor costs lower amid the peso’s 40 percent drop since December, benefiting the company despite broader economic pressures.
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Comptroller vows suit over pension fund raid
State Comptroller H. Carl McCall says Gov George Pataki would violate the law by tapping state employees' supplemental pension funds to balance the budget and he is prepared to sue after the March 2 deadline for budget amendments. The governor has proposed using 230 million of the 350 million fund.
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