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Weather forecast lingering cold with scattered snow squalls
Forecast shows windy cold conditions tonight and tomorrow with snow showers and squalls. Wednesday turns brisk with more snow possible, followed by mixed sun and higher temps Thursday through Friday, then windy and colder again Saturday with more snow possible.
Ford contract to lift jobs at New Process Gear Syracuse plant
New Process Gear expects to hire up to 306 workers this year thanks to a Ford Motor Co contract to produce magnesium transfer cases for a new light heavy duty pickup line. UAW official Michael Kozlowski cites 125 jobs now plus 175 more in 1997 to meet rising demand as production could begin in April for 120000 transfer cases.
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Mattel recalls Cabbage Patch Kids Snacktime doll
Mattel withdraws the hair chewing Snacktime Kids doll from shelves after about 100 reports of hair and finger entanglement. About 500,000 sold with no proven safety hazard, but the company offers refunds up to 40 dollars and urges consumers to call 1-800-335-1700.
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Gingrich appeals for GOP loyalty in tense speaker vote
Newt Gingrich urged GOP unity as he faced a speaker election shadowed by ethics violations. Five Republicans threatened to defect, prompting leaders to lobby members until the roll call. Gingrich faced questions on tax-exempt groups and investigators’ probes, stressing the vote was about a political fight rather than him personally.
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Crash settlement to pay two girls after truck crash death
A Syracuse company agrees to pay at least 387000 yearly to two girls whose parents died in a crash with a truck. The settlement is part of a broad news roundup including rulings on inmate Lucinda Balls death and various cultural notes.
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