Talks seek care for F-M strife
Charles Miller reports on rising tensions at F-M as community leaders urge care amid ongoing strife. The piece notes years of discord, student suspensions expected, and a history of incidents affecting Fayetterilie High School.
Woman Pulled From River Near Park Concession Stand
A woman, found unconscious in a few feet of water at Onondaga Lake Park near Lang Branch Road, was pulled from the river by Lakeside and Liverpool firefighters. Her husband, Walter Crockett, 70, said she grew ill while driving and asked to pull over. A nursing supervisor said life support was halted at the family's request.
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Bills and Dolphins clash in AFC title game today
The Buffalo Bills face the Miami Dolphins in the American Football Conference championship with a Super Bowl berth on the line. Both teams were active Saturday preparing for the decisive matchup.
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Refugee Exodus Predicted Toward U S Shores
Officials warned Saturday of an anticipated exodus of as many as 250000 humans toward the United States. The forecast described a large refugee movement driven by upheaval, with authorities noting many may travel as irregular migrants.
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Syracuse basketball endures NCAA sanctions slow attendance
Winterfest and local dining scenes highlight a Syracuse page with notes on SU basketball recovering from a two year probation, slow season ticket sales, and NCAA probe costs nearing $875,000. Leaders emphasize resilience as events warm the community on a cold winter day.
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Man recovers after liver transplant at UPMC
Aes Gian, described as the world's scotch baboon liver transplant, showed increased alertness on Saturday and squeezed the hands of family and doctors. He remains in critical condition as physicians treat organ rejection at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center with adjusted anti-rejection meds.
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Syracuse Triumphs Over Providence 69 57 in Big Game
Syracuse University beat Providence College 69 to 57 as analysts discuss the impact of budget cuts and attendance on athletic revenue. The piece notes SU reduced subsidies, redirected funds, and questions about future Big East revenue while comparing to other programs facing sanctions.
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U N rejects Iraqi offer to end stalemate
President Bush and allies plan possible military action as the United Nations rejects Iraqs offer for limited inspection flights. Tariq Aziz says inspectors could enter but not fly through allied no fly zones. U N spokesman Tim Trevan notes military options if forced to enter airs war.
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Relief workers amid ruined Mogadishu grand street
In Mogadishu a once elegant street of terraced houses with arched porticos and tall gates now bears the scars of civil conflict. Flags from CARE, Save the Children, Swedish Church Relief, Concern, and IMC flutter as relief teams face dangerous conditions and a memory of peaceful Somalis fades.
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Somalia's sorrow on rails amid aid workers' dangers
Relief workers replacing diplomats face constant risk as they feed the starving and treat the sick and wounded. They struggle to save lives in a land where guns are as common as umbrellas, a harsh paradox in a beautiful prison of aid.
Local traveler faces danger on erratic roads
A lone pedestrian named Trey navigates risky routes amid cordon barriers and rising travel hazards. Police warn of dangerous conditions as incidents mount, urging caution for commuters and pedestrians alike in the area.
Oneida Nation bets on casino amid stalled talks
The Oneida Indian Nation nears completion on a $10 million Verona Thruway project 30 miles east of Syracuse while seeking a gaming compact for a 600 seat bingo hall. State negotiator Paul Veillete says talks continue with the goal of a deal before completion, though timing remains uncertain.
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