Honor student at Nottingham prepares for college and motherhood
Cherese Torrence, 17, Nottingham High School senior in Syracuse, readies for college while expecting a baby. She smiles on the examining table discussing labor fears, nursery plans, and name debates as about 120 city students in district schools prepare for motherhood within a month.
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Roy Brown found guilty in slaying
Roy Brown, 31, was found guilty by a Cayuga County jury of second degree murder for the May 23 1991 strangling and arson slaying of Sabina Kulakowsk at her Aurelius home near Auburn. He was acquitted of third degree arson, a burglary charge was dismissed, and sentencing was set for February 13 with a potential 25 years to life.
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Local Snow Squalls Enter Tonight Near Ingh
A cold, localized snap brings snow squalls from zero to five above tonight. Partly sunny skies give way to snow showers with temps near 15 degrees Saturday in the Ingh area.
Investors Turn Spotlight on Executive Pay Amid Scrutiny
The New York Times report notes executives' pay has become a national issue due to a weak economy, layoffs, election year politics, and President Bush's Japan trip highlighting lower chief pay abroad. Institutional investors label pay as the hot button issue reflecting broader concerns about American management and competitiveness.
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Best paid corporate chiefs and their compensation
Among the top earners in corporate America are Steven J Rass Nicholas ur of Time Warner with 996 million, Paul B Fireman of Reebok International at 333 million, Leon G Hirsch of US Surgical at 150 million, Rand V Araskog of ITT, and Michael D Eisner at Walt Disney, with figures shown in millions.
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Bush seeks cap on Medicaid and tax rich health benefits
The Bush administration proposes a capped federal Medicaid spend, a new tax on individuals earning over $125 000 with employer paid insurance, and a move toward managed care. The plan faces Congress and governors, with states facing shortfalls and a choice to cut services or raise revenues. Onondaga County projects Medicaid costs to grow sharply, surpassing $39 million this year funded by local taxes.
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Tuberculosis cases soar in thirteen states reported
Federal health officials say highly resistant TB strains have caused deadly outbreaks in five states with at least one case in eight more, while the drug sensitive form also spreads rapidly across many states, signaling a growing national health threat.
Congress paves its path with marble elevators
Washington reports House Speaker Thomas Foley ordered new marble floors in three elevators at over 20 000 dollars. Metal subfloors were welded to bear the weight. Installation stretched weeks. An official said the cost reached 26 000 dollars while anArchitect of the Capitol aide noted 20 000 was allocated.
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