Local Fan Keeps Elvis Memory Alive With Dedication
A local man has gone to great lengths to honor Elvis Presley, keeping the singer's memory vivid in the community. Though not currently dining at a nearby diner, the devotee's efforts celebrate the pop idol with showings, memorabilia, and public homage.
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Harding blames the system for faked evidence
Former state police investigator David Harding told Broome County Court Tuesday that pressure and “the system” pushed him to plant or invent evidence in criminal cases. Judge Patrick Mathews sentenced Harding to four to 12 years for fabricating evidence in four cases including the 1989 Harris family slayings near Ithaca. a fifth case involved a 1989 Wildrick murder. State police officials disclosed the Wildrick case publicly.
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Binghamton
Harry
Harding
Patrick H. Mathews
Mathews
Eig
Harris Family
Ithaca
Clive Wildrick
Francis DeFrancesc
Secondhand smoke targeted by federal report release
New York said a federal Environmental Protection Agency report will classify cigarette smoke as a human carcinogen. The study asserts secondhand smoke kills about 3,000 Americans yearly and raises pneumonia and bronchitis risks in children, spurring calls for wider public and workplace restrictions.
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Tobacco Institute
Cuomo at Crossroads as 1993 Promises More Turmoil
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo faces a pivotal moment as 1993 dawns with political storms ahead. Analysts note shifting power dynamics amid budget battles and public scrutiny, signaling potential turmoil for Cuomo and his administration.
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Fillmore birthday bash draws scholar crowd in Syracuse
Fans honor Millard Fillmore native of Cayuga County with a birthday event at Damiel Webster's beside Syracuse City Hall billed as the largest Fillmore scholars gathering. Organizer Robert J. Ellis notes dwindling group since two deaths, with four remaining.
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Syracuse City Hall
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Syracuse University
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Orangemen suffer another Big East loss on rough shooting night
The SU Orangemen dropped a Big East game after shooting 39 percent from the floor and committing 26 turnovers against George Washington, further denting their season.
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Troquois chiefs seek Hunt firing over gambling issue
Albany report says six nations of the Troquois Confederacy urged Gov Mario Cuomo to remove Leigh Hunt from the Office of Indian Relations and disband the office citing links to gaming and cigarette smuggling negotiations with Ganienkeh. Leaders claim Hunt promoted gaming compacts and would profit from consulting work. Hunt denies the charges. Chief Leon Shenandoah and Chief Irving Pontess Jr. spoke on behalf of the council. The chiefs oppose gambling and fear pressure on their people. Oneida Nation prepares for casino opening and calls for him to step aside.
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Mario Cuomo
Syracuse
Leigh Hunt
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Grand Council
Iroquois Confederacy
Hunt
Adirondacks
Cuomo
Onondaga
Leon Shenandoah
Shenandoah
Herald-Journal
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Walsh begins term on Appropriations Committee seat
Incumbent congressman Walsh of Onondaga takes a new role on the Appropriations Committee after swearing in for his third term. He notes voters seek change, reflects on White House ties, and updates office and perks while sharing the oath with his family during the ceremony.
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Sakon Norenerat Rho Jezer
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White House
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Robbers Grab $10 Million at Brinks Depot
Gunmen in ski masks robbed a Brinks armored car depot in Rochester, seizing about $10 million. An employee was abducted and hospitalized with chest pains. others were tied up with bags over their heads. Police question possible inside job. reports cite later heist figures around $310 million.
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Brinks Inc
Brinks
Guinpoint
Wokr-Tv
New York City
Armored Motor Service of America Inc
Alvay
Gunme
Chelsea Clinton to attend elite Washington school
The article notes Chelsea Clinton will join the exclusive Sidewell Friends School in Washington as debates grow over public education. Public-school lobbyists call the move a vote of confidence in urban education, framing the issue as a statewide public policy signal.
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Washington
Chelsea Clinton
Sidewelt Friends School
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