End of Addis and Dey's Era Closes Sales Day
Historic Addis and Dey's retailing history ends as both stores in Syracuse’s vicinity shut Sunday. Shoppers like Elva Furz, Bertha Wojlalewski, and Willie Taylor bought bargains from linens to a navy blazer. The closing marks the last chapter of a century-old department store run.
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Addis & Dey's
Elva Furz
Syracuse
Valley
Bertha Wojlalewski
Lyncourt
Willie Taylor
Iapingtown
Great Northern
Bills Rally Sparks Enthusiasm Ahead of Pittsburgh Visit
The Buffalo Bills staged a dramatic comeback victory on Sunday thrilling fans as they chase a third straight Super Bowl. They stand at 125 to 115 over an unnamed opponent, prompting a trip to Pittsburgh to continue their title push.
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Buffalo Bills
Shawnee
Bills
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Women Gain Seats But Voice In Congress Still Tiny
Mary Voboril reports that 53 women join the 103rd Congress in 1992, including six in the Senate and 47 in the House, a milestone for feminist lobbying yet constituting about 6 percent of the Senate and 10 percent of the House, far from parity.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hirman
National Organization For Women
National Women's Political Caucus
Shirley Chisholm
Dn.y
Miami Beach
Sandra Day O'Connor
U.S. Supreme Court
Geraldine Ferraro
U.S
Naw
Political progress of women through U S history
A compact survey traces key milestones from Abigail Adams urging remembrance of the ladies to 1992 political shifts. It notes Oberlin College and Elizabeth Blackwell openings, Seneca Falls, Susan B. Anthony, the 15th and 19th Amendments, ERA debates, and women in Clinton era cabinets, highlighting ongoing parity battles.
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Abigail Adams
John
Oberlin College
Elizabeth Blackwell
New York
Geneva College
Seneca Falls
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Rochester
N.Y
U N Chief Flee: Angry Mogadishu Protest Blocks Meeting
A large Somali crowd hurled grapefruit and stones at the U N headquarters in Mogadishu, forcing U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali to flee. U S troops stood watch but did not intervene as officials remained trapped inside. The incident follows rising Somali distrust of U N efforts dating to the 1950s and echoes protests faced by Boutros-Ghali earlier in Ethiopia and Bosnia.
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Somalia
United Nations
U.N
Boutros Boutres- Ghali
Boutros-Ghati
Adrtc
Ababa
Ethiopia
Boutros-Ghali
Eritrea
Sarajevo
Pris Sfurloughed
Prisoner released early by NY corrections system sparks outrage
A DWI crash killer from New York was sentenced to 24 to 107 years by Madison County Judge Hugh C. Humphreys after a lengthy court process. Family members say the driver’s actions killed two friends and left another seriously injured, yet critics argue the corrections system prematurely freed inmates on work release programs.
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Payer Grunfeld
StaMcho
Caroline Penn
Thomas Penn
O'Donnell
Highgate Manor
Cortland
David
Penn
Iprison
Department of Correctional Services
Madison County
David M. O'Donnell
Jolinda Durand
Syracuse
Thomas C. Penn
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Rove
Packwood
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Bush
Frances Perkins
Bill Clinton
Zoe Baird
Donna Shalala
U.S. Department of Health
Uman Services
Hazel O'Leary
Department of Energy
Madeleine Albright
Baird
Feminist
Focal Burger Grill
New York State
Matthew Spina
PUNO
Natal Oeste
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