Pompey and Liverpool Rescue Salt Era Artifacts
Pompey town historians will receive 80 boxes from a county warehouse, with some items possibly bound for Clay and Onondaga associations. Salt industry artifacts from Syracuse are prioritized for storage as preservationists urge funding to safeguard fragile pieces. The Willow Museum in Liverpool gains willow items, while Pompey works to acquire an 1835 house to store and describe relics.
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Town of Pompey Historical Society
Pompey
Clay Historical Association
Onondaga Historical Association
Bell
Syracuse
Ste Marie
Iroquois Living History Museum
Salt Museum
Onondaga Lake Park
Pioneer Museum
Highland Forest Park
United States
Sam Gruber
The
Preservation Association of
Central New York
Gruber
Carousel Center Mall
Raymond W Benson
Highland Forest
Benson
Nancy Edwards
Town of
Edwards
Liverpool Historical Society
Doriann Gutierrez
Liverpool
Guterrez
Second Street
Dennis Connors
Connors
Niagara Mohawk workers push for better terms amid executive pay debate
Union leaders at Local 97 pressed for concessions during contract talks citing rising executive pay, including Davis’ 829 million in cash and stock incentives last year. The first offer was rejected 2,162 to 1,892, and some members later regretted voting no. The union, representing 4,935 full-time plus 614 part time staff, notes no strike fund and potential unemployment benefits after seven weeks.
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Niagara Mohawk
Davis
Mike Prevost
Watertown
Prevost
Atlantis mission delayed by computer issues and extra suit concerns
Computer problems delayed Atlantis launch for a month as new robotic arms Arm cameras enable monitoring by Helms Kavandi and Mission Control to avoid interference. A spare spacesuit brought to replace a damaged unit remains onboard due to a leaking battery and will be reassessed for station use.
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Helms, Kavandi
Mission Control
Lantis
NASA
Hill
Atlantis
Herald Journal pledges fair coverage and corrections policy
The Herald Journal states reporters and editors aim for complete accurate reporting and invite readers to call 0011 to report factual errors. The note emphasizes a commitment to transparency and corrections in coverage.
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Herald-Journal
Idaho kids in foster care after five day standoff
Bonner County Magistrate Judge Debra Hevse ruled Friday that six children who staged a five day stand off with sheriff's deputies after their mother’s arrest will remain in foster care indefinitely. Testimony from two children was heard in a closed hearing. Joann McGuckin said she was too sick to care for them.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Sheriff's
Bonner County
Debra Hevse
Joann McGuckin
Condit Under Fire Over Lie Detector Test in Levy Case
Washington police harsher on Rep. Gary Condit after his lawyer said a lie detector test showed he spoke truth about not knowing what happened to missing intern Chandra Levy. Investigators await DNA results and items from Condit's apartment while Condit remains uncharged and ethics scrutiny grows.
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Washington
Gary Condit
Chandra Levy
Terrance Gainer
Gainer
Abbe Lowell
Gamer
Fox News
Condit
Levy
Robert Levy
Bob Barr
R-Ga
Fesieners
House Committee On
Calfornia Emocrat
Analysts downgrade 2001 budget surplus estimate
The Congressional Budget Office projects this year's federal surplus at 167 billion dollars in the first nine months of fiscal 2001, down from last year and below earlier hopes for a 275 billion forecast. CBO Director Dan Crippen says the numbers don’t signal a long-term slide to deficits and expects a near-term economic recovery.
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Washington
Congressional Budget Office
Analytic Agency
Ase
CBO
Dan Crippen
Final hours of NI talks test peace deal hopes
Negotiators in Weston under Lizard press ahead in a last‑minute bid to salvage Northern Ireland's power sharing. Sinn Fein resists linking IRA disarmament to broader security moves, while John Hume and SDLP push for weapon decommissioning as outlined in the 1998 Good Friday accord.
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Weston-Under-Lizard
England
Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
Britain
Martin McGuinness
IRA
John Hume
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Hume
Budget Surplus Debate Grows Over Economic Outlook
projected federal surpluses remain sizable but shrinking amid political clash. Administration officials and Republicans blame the economy and Democratic tax plans, while Democrats accuse White House and GOP budgets of optimistic forecasts and cite the $1.35 trillion, 10-year tax cut pushed by Bush this spring.
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White House
Gop
Bush
Praag
FBI director designate Mueller reveals prostate cancer
Robert Mueller, named by President Bush to head the FBI, disclosed prostate cancer but doctors say it is treatable with surgery within 30 days. Dr. Peter Carroll described the cancer as very localized and anticipates a full recovery, with Mueller able to perform duties during treatment. Bush and Attorney General Ashcroft were aware of the condition during selection.
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Washington
Bush
FBI
Robert Mueller
U.S
San Francisco
Justice Department
Peter Carroll
John Ashcroft
Mueller
White House
Dog tosser given maximum three year sentence
In San Jose a judge sentenced 28 year old Andrew Burnett to three years in prison after convicting him of animal cruelty for throwing a bichon frise named Leo into traffic following a minor car crash. Burnett said he was sorry and apologized to Leo’s owner Sara McBurnett and the McBurnett family. The court called him a danger to the community as it imposed the maximum penalty.
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San Jose
Calif
Andrew Burnett
McBurnett
Leo
Kevin J. Murphy
Burnett
Sara Mc Burnett
Murphy
Septuplets described as beautiful begin in critical condition
In Washington seven newborns, five boys and two girls, arrived by Cesarean at Georgetown University Hospital. They weighed about two to four pounds and remain on ventilators or in intensive care, with one girl breathing on her own. Parents keep anonymity. Specialists monitor progress as the family faces weeks in hospital.
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Washington
Ical
Craig Winkel
Georgetown
Siva Subramanian
Karen
Alcorn
Mutahar Fauzia
Weather line codes and travel advisories data
Information to access ongoing weather forecasts and travel advisories via NewsLine. Calls provide four digit codes for local station WIXT-TV weather, Upstate travel reports, and continual weather warnings with frequent updates.
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NewsLine
Auburn
Weedsport
Oswego
Pulaski
Syracuse Almanac Enter 2446 For Survival Tips
The Syracuse Almanac lists a winter survival tip resource from the Red Cross with code 2446 and a daily interactive weather trivia question from Brian Samson a student at Mexico Middle School. It notes online weather data and a Syracuse Newspapers home page with links to forecasts summaries and Nexrad images accessible via http://Wwww.syracuse.com.
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Red Cross
Brian Samson
Mexico Middle School
Syracuse
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