Weather summary for days with showers and sun
A mixed forecast shows rain and clouds with mild temperatures. Tuesday remains mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs around 45 degrees, while other days expect varying sun and continuing cool nights.
Dismembered victim identified? Still unknown in grobsmith case
Investigators search Grobsmith residences in Syracuse and Solvay for severed body parts of a young African American woman. Police confirm parts belong to same victim, with no distinguishing marks. Efforts to identify include medical records and DNA. all signs point to a homicide connected to the suspect who died by suicide.
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Sperm counts fall could create sterile generation
A British Medical Journal study of 577 Scottish men finds those born after 1970 have 24 percent lower sperm counts than those born in 1958 to 1962, raising fears of a sterile future. Researchers point to environmental estrogens from detergents and plastics as a prime suspect.
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New Miss New York Takes Over Title in 1995
Sunita Paramsothy becomes Miss New York State 1995 after a special ceremony, succeeding Helen Goldsby who loses the title for non fulfillment. Paramsothy plans appearances in Watertown and Lowville on her first full day, with a reign through June 29 when a successor is chosen.
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D'Amato and Claudia Cohen reportedly split
Sen. Alfonso D'Amato says he no longer has time for Claudia Cohen amid Whitewater probe duties. The Daly News reports the couple plans to remain friends as time and geography separate them. D'Amato criticizes White House pace on Whitewater.
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Tide of kids sweeps into schools enrollment surge
Federal statisticians predict a record 51.7 million students will enter public and private elementary and secondary schools this fall, surpassing the 1971 baby boomer class and pointing to 55.9 million by 2005. Auto racing notes pit row tensions as Terry Labonte disputes Dale Earnhardt's tire change.
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