Area lawyer Scott faces new charges in demolition dispute
Roger Scott of Skaneateles has been indicted on forgery and possession of a forged instrument related to phony demolition bids in a zoning fight that led to his home’s demolition. He faces arraignment in Onondaga County Court after a prior trial acquitted him of false insurance claim allegations.
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Roger Scott
Skaneateles
Leo
Elbridge
Scott
Onondaga
East Fae Road
Rhoda
Patrick Quinn
Slave Supreme Court
Baldness linked to higher heart attack risk study says
A Chicago report notes men aged 29 to 93 with severe baldness on top show three times greater risk of heart attack than those with full hair. Modest baldness raises risk, while receding hairlines without baldness do not. The study of 645 heart attack victims and 772 controls appears in JAMA and was funded by Lipohon, maker of Rogaine.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Lipiohn Co
Richard J. Carrall
Loyola University Medical Center
Poliquin recalls SU’s first basketball game and enduring tradition
Herald Journal columnist Bud Poliquin revisits Syracuse University’s 1910s debut basketball game. The Orangemen lost that first contest but started a lasting program that evolved into a national standout.
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Herald-Journal
Bud Poliquin
Orangemen
Albany lobby by 12 year old for incest victims
Albany eventh grader Katie Bastable joined about 400 other abuse victims in a state Capitol visit to push a package of laws. She spoke of abuse in her family and urged protections for victims, including confidential communications, more funding for rape crisis centers, and extending statutes of limitations in child sexual abuse cases. She wore a hand lettered shirt as part of The Clothesline Project display.
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Katie Bastable
State Capitol
Tate
Syracuse
Bastable
Leslie Hearne
Katie
Roxboro Road Middle School
Hearne Sala Dasea
Hearne
Jamesville
Delores Card
Direcor
Whch
Card
Space toilet cost sparks embarrassment for NASA officials
USA officials accustomed to defending space agency billions find themselves flushed by a 23.4 million dollar space toilet at a congressional hearing. A congressman compared NASA brass to the Marx Brothers while other members questioned the 15.2 million figure asyirm, noting the tank was flown first on the shuttle Endeavour in January and deemed a success.
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USA
NASA
Comedne
Conrad Mchae sinks buzzer beater to beat Villanova
With one second remaining the SU center Conrad Mchae nailed a 15 foot jumper to give his team a 1 point win over Villanova. The moment capped a dramatic finish in a game highlighted by Mchae's late heroics.
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Conrad Mchae
Villanova
Rioting in Mogadishu as Americans urged to exit
Somali youths shout America out of Somalia while warlord Gen Mohamed Farah Aidid blames U.S. peacemakers for a southern port setback. Coalition troops fire warning shots and deploy vehicles to disperse crowds after protesters pelt them with rocks and set tires ablaze on a main boulevard. A U.S. spokesman says Marines at a checkpoint wounded one Somali fatally and two injured when fired upon. Journalists report several hurt protesters carried away by demonstrators amid chaotic scene.
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Somalia
America
Yhe
Mohamed Farah Aidid
Kismasal
Tak
Mahia
Morgan
U.sism
Kismayu
Lent Begins as Ash Wednesday Observed in Syracuse
The Rev Robert Brennan of St John the Baptist and families from Liverpool and Westvale observed Ash Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church on Syracuse's West Side. Parishioners received ashes in the cross on their foreheads as Lent begins, a 40 day period of reflection, atonement and self denial. Clergy emphasized mortality, repentance, and spiritual renewal, with parishioners describing Lent as a time to save their souls and follow Jesus teachings.
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Robert Brennan
St. John the Baptist Church
Syr
Hauswirth
Liverpool
Sacred Heart Church
Syracuse
Cele
Lorraine Hauschen
Jesus Christ
Westvale
Sacred Heart
Pegpie
David Barry
Five skiers survive four days wandering in Colorado woods
DENVER Five cross country skiers missing in the Rocky Mountains were found alive after four days. Ken Torp and Elliot Brown walked to a trading post south of Aspen to call home while Dee Dubin Rob Dubin and Brigitte Schlager were rescued by helicopter. Frostbite treatment given to Schlager and Mrs Dubin. Torp and Brown described enduring two nights in the open with minimal food before meeting snowmobilers and guiding authorities to safety.
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Rocky Mountains
Ken Torp
Elliot Brown
Asper
Dee
Rob Dubin
Brigitte Schlager
Aspen
Sehlager
Dubin
Aspen Valley Hospital
St. M Church
Torp
Brown
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