Vernon Downs benefits from troubles at Saratoga
A weekend sports note reports Vernon Downs profiting amid Saratoga troubles as horses race and bettors weigh outcomes. It notes the event's context and keeps focus on the racing scene without sensational detail.
Weather forecast for tonight and Sunday
Tonight mostly cloudy and sultry with patchy thunderstorms possible. Sunday mixes clouds and sun, a touch cooler with variable sky.
Judge Allows Evidence in Simpson Case
Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Kathleen Kennedy- Powell ruled detectives entered O J Simpson estate legally and rejected a defense bid to suppress key evidence. The decision said an emergency justified scaling the wall without a warrant after the knife slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, clearing the way for blood evidence at the Brentwood home.
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Local athletes win silver in disabled soccer at U S Olympic Festival
Local athletes earned a silver medal in disabled soccer at the U S Olympic Festival highlighting resilient competition. The event brought together teams from multiple regions, showcasing skill and determination across a challenging division.
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Dream
U.S
Ten year old Jillian Davis laments burned North Syracuse playground
The Allen Road Elementary School playground, funded by a three year, $25,000 fundraising effort by students and parents, was torched Sunday night. Arlene DeGilormo, PTO president, says the fire is total and incomprehensible. Jillian Davis writes a note expressing anger and frustration about the loss. The fire began after 10 p.m. on July 3, scorching the yellow slide and the firefighter pole.
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Herald-Journal
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Syracuse
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Alyssa Davis
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Water Cut Will Halt North and Near West Sides
City shuts water service for 14 hours starting 8 p.m. to repair a broken main on South Geddes Street and replace a 60 year old valve at Geddes and Marcellus. North Side and Near West Side, including St Joseph's Hospital, advised to stock tap water. officials say other valves on primary feeder lines are not a threat.
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Woodland
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Tina Russell
Cat Tabitha Embarks on 24000 Mile Flight Loop
A wayward cat named Tabitha escapes from a pet carrier in Los Angeles and travels across the United States aboard an airliner, stopping in New York and Miami. Airline staff, government officials, and Miami International Airport personnel monitor the chase as the cat reportedly hides on a Boeing 747, marking day six of the odyssey with sightings during stopovers.
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Tabitha
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Panama backs out of Haiti refugee safe haven plan
Panama reverses a pledge to accept 10 000 Haitian refugees two days after a Clinton administration announcement. President Guillermo Endara announced the withdrawal triggering blame games with Washington while the White House downplayed the move and said other sites could house the refugees.
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Panama
Washington
Guillermo Endara
White House
U.S
Syracuse Home With Highest 1930s Assessments Faces Update
The Tudor style James Street home valued at 1.1 million leads Syracuse in assessments and taxes, with owner Gary Pickard paying 30 240. A citywide reassessment since the 1930s could raise his and other top homes' values and reshuffle rankings as Sedgwick Strathmore areas lag.
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Syracuse
Gary Pickard
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Sedgwick
Strathmore
Shuttle Ready For Science Mission Amid Weather Threat
The shuttle and its cargo of thousands of fish newts and sea urchins were set for a science mission today as storms loomed, risking delays to the flight and research objectives.
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Columbia
Clinton and Japan Leader Meet Over Economy Talks
President Clinton met with Japan's new prime minister during the G7 summit in Naples Italy where leaders discussed trade barriers and foreign policy crises as part of weekend talks.
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Dee Dee Myers
Naples
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