Pataki backs state tax checks over school funding
Governor Pataki urges homeowners receive tax checks from the state rather than schools, drawing sharp backlash from educators. Reports note large-scale shifts in funding perceptions across districts, with officials voicing concern over implications for school budgets and services.
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Weather forecast fragment with mixed conditions and errors
The readable weather note lists rain changing to snow and a Wednesday chance of flurries or snow squalls with a low around 18. It then mentions Thursday partly sunny with a high near 34 and a low around 26, followed by Friday clouds and possible flurries, Saturday cloudy with a rare high of 84 and low 22.
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Renewed Syria Israel talks stumble over first issues
In Shepherdstown West Virginia renewed peace talks between Syria and Israel stall over which issue to tackle first. President Clinton urged progress while talks revolve around West Bank troop withdrawals and a possible face to face meeting. State Department says the process remains serious yet unsettled with a February deadline looming.
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Seminoles and Hokies clash in final clash tonight
Florida State and Virginia Tech meet in a college football title showdown. All-American receiver Peter Warrick says this is the last game and he refuses to let it slip away, aiming for a decisive victory.
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Y2K risks unfold in backroom systems
By Frank Bajak Associated Press describes Y2K as a steady stream of failing backroom computer systems rather than dramatic outages. The piece notes early 2000 disruptions such as NM drivers license offices unable to issue licenses and a payroll computer failure in Alabama as examples of looming tremors.
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Y2K surplus food drive aids local pantries
Interreligious Food Consortium hosts a 2K excess food collection from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in the HER Block tax office parking lot at 222 Teall Ave. Syracuse. Donors stay in their cars while staff receive nonperishable items and toilet paper for about 5,000 people served by 70 pantries in Onond County.
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Editorials and Commentary on Hi Stories and Abortion Pill
A columnist argues the press will chase the next big story after Y2K and comments on the need for ongoing high profile topics. Critics say the abortion pill would make abortion too easy, but the piece asserts there is no easy abortion and that women should retain a safer, chosen option.
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Daly Number Monday Draw Summary
Daly Number for Monday shows 835, with WinFowl 7928. Pick 10 results include 3 4 5 7 16 17 18 22 29 31 35 37 39 42 60 62 68 72 75 76. Take 5 numbers listed are 2 5 15 21 38.
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