Teen balances Shakespeare and silicon before dawn
Nottingham High School senior Gia Irons starts her day at 5 a.m. with Shakespeare rehearsals and watercolor painting. She spends mornings learning market forces, pre-calculus tangents on a computer, a Spanish debate, and a Macbeth scene before the bus home.
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Nottingham
Gia Irons
Right
Tasneem Grace
NiMo sends workers to Florida for team training
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp to send fifty nuclear division workers to Amelia Island Plantation near Jacksonville Florida for four days of Sportsmind training by Human Performance Technologies Inc. Prices start at 1200 a person, excluding airfare, with costs likely over 150000.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Nuclear Power
Florida
Amelia Island
Jacksonville
Sportsmind
Human Performance Technologies Inc
Seattle
Chris Majer
Oswego County
Majer
American Airlines
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Nike
US Army
California
McLaughlin Family Faces Economic Collapse in 1980s America
Se obby Jean McLaughlin of Charleston West Virginia, mother of six and grandmother of six, became a statistic in America’s new economic order. She lost her job as a department store manager after 18 years, along with health insurance and pension funds, draining savings and endangering her husband’s health as he battled emphysema.
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Obby Jean McLaughlin
Charleston
W. Va
America
Joseph
Cards flood recycling push as holiday greetings pile up
Thousands of cards overflow Norin's office and car as the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency collects about 150000 Christmas greetings since December 30. Card glory fills a storeroom at the North Syracuse office and a garage holds 80 boxes. Cards dating to 1946 are recycled at St Jude's Ranch for Children in Boulder City New, a center aiding troubled youth.
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Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency
Norin
Syracuse
St Jude’s Ranch
Boulder City
New
CAALJ
Reasmy Norin
FBI cracks down on drug gangs nationwide crackdown announced by Barr
The Justice Department will shift 300 FBI agents from counterintelligence to violent crime work in 39 cities, targeting drug trafficking and killings. A national gang tracking center will be created and asset seizure laws eyed to dismantle cross state line gangs. The moves aim to reduce violence and supplement local police efforts nationwide.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
William Barr
Barr
Marine Midland to close North Syracuse office
Marine Midland Banks Inc will close its check-processing center at 2 North Concourse Road North Syracuse and consolidate with Buffalo operations, eliminating about 200 jobs over nine months. Most workers are clerical. some may be offered Buffalo positions as the bank reshapes its payroll amid losses from commercial real estate and Brazil loans.
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Marine Midland Banks Inc
Syracuse
James Lamanna
Marie
Buffalo
North Concourse Road
Northern Lights
Lamarina
Lamanna
Marine Midland
Brazil
Marine
New York
Cus
Key Bank
Onondaga
Oswego Cortland
Cayuga Counties
Fans decide Elvis stamp image in 1993 release
A 13 member Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee will narrow 25 to 30 Elvis Presley images to two. Fans will vote by purchasing a 19 cent postcard with the chosen image, four to six weeks after the selection. The Elvis stamp, issued in 1993, will be part of Legends of American Music. The Postal Service earns about 140 to 150 million dollars yearly from stamp sales.
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Washington
Elvis
Citizens Stamp Advsory Committee
Elvis Presley
US Postal Service
Jim Adams
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