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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1998
Page
1
Weather forecast brief for the week
Tonight brings a thunderstorm as a catty late Tuesday terms pass. Wednesday heats to warm and humid with scattered thundershowers. Thursday turns breezy and humid with a possible shower and high around 64. Friday cools with clouds and sun, highs near 73.
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Protestants vow unrest will continue after Drumcree blockade
Protestants attacked police and blocked roads across Northern Ireland after authorities blocked the Drumcree march toward Garvaghy Road. Hundreds staged outside Drumcree church near Portadown as riot police faced clashes in Belfast and Londonderry, with a officer hospitalised. The protests aim to force Orangemen to parade the usual route.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Orange Order
Drumcree Anglican Church
Portadown
Garvaghy Road
Londonderry
Drumcree
Rioters Turmoil in Belfast Streets Near Crumlin Road
In Belfast mobs menaced roads in Protestant areas forcing civilians off streets at night. Vehicles were confiscated and used as flame barriers. Police armored cars rammed burning cars on Crumlin Road but hooligans stole and torched five more. Glass, rocks, a sofa and a pinball machine littered the scene. Rioters briefly surged into the golden mile of shops before police drove them back into Sandy Row. Vehicles were stolen and set alight as youths hid behind them.
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Belfast
Crumlin Road
Golden Mile
Sandy Row
Thousands may return to homes in Florida
Fires ease but flare ups still occur as Flagler Beach residents eye a possible readmission of Flagler County's 42,000 residents. Lt. officials say authorities are weighing readmit decisions this afternoon while warning safety concerns remain.
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Florida
Flagler County
Nation's largest teachers union votes to stay independent
In New Orleans delegates representing 2.4 million NEA members voted against merging with the AFL-CIO allied AFT. The 58 percent margin rejected a two-thirds threshold, keeping NEA separate while AFT remains in the federation. The vote highlights a rift between union leaders and members over political agendas and unity.
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Afl-Cio
National Education Adamnation Councily
Enietad Amorant Uiti
American Federation of Teachers
Union of Public 7
Nore
NEA
AFT
Labor Federation
Robert F. Chase
Talnastae
MBPA
Chase
Gregory Fossedal
Alexis de Tocqueville
Arlington
Heralds Journal mixes tales of art and justice
The Herald’s Journal covers a diverse set of items including a government family dispute, Italian police recovering stolen art by Van Gogh and Cezanne, and news on cancer recovery cards still flowing to the sick. It also notes a Roy Rogers tribute and other society topics.
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