Orangemen Beat Notre Dame 80 to 57 in sharpshooting win
Preston Shumpert tied a school record with seven three pointers as Syracuse Orangemen defeated Notre Dame 80 to 57. The standout connected on seven from deep, fueling the decisive victory and boosting team confidence.
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SPCA urges licensure and mandatory spay neuter for cats
An SPCA official calls for state laws requiring cat buyers to spay or neuter and for licenses. Coretta Scott King, widow of Martin Luther King Jr., urges Americans to honor her husband by serving others. The article notes bonds as a stable portfolio option.
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CIA Debates Iran Nuclear Capacity in Updated Assessment
Washington officials report the CIA has told Clinton administration policymakers that Iran might now be able to make a nuclear weapon. The new assessment centers on tracking Iran's international purchases rather than proven indigenous progress, sparking debate over Iran's true capability.
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Attorney can't tell outcome of quiz show
Syracuse attorney Alan R Peterman will be a contestant on ABCs Who Wants to Be a Millionaire He keeps the outcome secret Peterman 49 a litigation attorney at Hiscock Barclay lives on Ramsey Avenue and is a 1985 graduate of Syracuse University College of Law He will face nine other contestants in playoff rounds for a chance to answer 15 questions and win prizes from 100 to 1 million The program airs 8 pm on WIXT TV Channel 9 Debuted Aug 6 the show is ABCs most watched new program in six years
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BOCES Expands Power in Regional Utility Buying
Central New York towns villages and schools join an Onondaga Cortland Madison BOCES program to cut utility bills by pooling electricity and gas purchases. In under six months the program has grown from about 50 to 70 districts and municipalities.
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Stakes rise in native land claims trial in Syracuse
In federal court in Syracuse a high stakes trial on Native American land claims opens with lawyers crafting new legal maneuvers. A $120 million offer to the Cayuga Nation looms, while outcomes could shift leverage for five nations in ancestral land disputes. The jury's importance looms large for all negotiations, says Quon- daga Nation counsel Joseph Heath.
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Health Friends Rally To Aid Jockey Judith Mallory
Community group Health Friends plan a fundraiser to help jockey Judith Mallory facing breast cancer. The effort seeks to ease emotional and financial strain while offering support as she battles the disease.
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