Teen Guide to Summer Fun From Music to Movies
A teen focused rundown offers tips for a summer of music events movie outings and casual hangouts. Highlights include affordable concerts local screenings and chill venues with friend groups and school break plans.
Weather and crime notes mix from city desk
Tonight and tomorrow forecast shows clouds and showers with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. A homeless man is accused in a purse snatch linked to a subway incident, while Governor Pete Wilson pushes reforms to address racial divides. Voters in Skaneateles and Fayetteville-Manlius approve school budgets. Mexico's Dan Weaver advances in the national spelling bee.
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Shaquille O'Neal Leads Lakers as Pacers Lose 108 106
Shaquille O'Neal powers the Lakers to a 108 106 victory over the Indiana Pacers. The tight game ends with Shaq delivering key plays in the final minutes, lifting his team to a late win.
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Woman stabbed to death in Syracuse domestic dispute
61 year old Syracuse woman Ella Coleman was stabbed in a domestic dispute and died at University Hospital. Police questioned her boyfriend Charles Mathis who led officers to apartment 9 at Roosevelt Arms, 1445 Salina Street. Coleman’s death marks Syracuse’s sixth homicide of the year.
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Lockheed jitters grip Central New York as job cuts loom
As Lockheed Martin prepares a forthcoming job impact report, rumors spread in Syracuse and Utica about potential cuts. John Williams of Ace Movers notes several managers have left Utica, while Lockheed officials deny any definite plans to reduce 2400 Syracuse and 1000 Utica positions. Analysts predict broad cuts could reach up to 30,000 worldwide after the Lockheed Martin Martin Marietta merger.
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Superman star Reeve paralyzed after riding accident
Christopher Reeve remained seriously but stable with a broken neck after a horse riding fall. Dr. John A. Jane cautioned against predicting recovery while another surgeon warned spinal cord injury at the base of the brain could threaten survival. publicized details note Reeve is conscious and communicative with relatives.
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Crime Hits Teens Harder in Justice Study
A Justice Department survey by the Bureau of Justice Statistics shows youths aged 12 to 13 faced a 1 in 8 chance of being crime victims in 1993, the latest year available. The risk declined for older groups, with those 65 and older facing about 1 in 179.
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Stocks surge as dollar soars to record high rally
The United States mounted a massive rescue effort that lifted the dollar, triggering the strongest stock market rally in over three years. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 8.46 points to a record 4,465.14.
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Rome Lab fate hangs on changing computer projections
The fate of Rome Lab will impact thousands of Central New York jobs and millions of dollars as projections guiding a closure decision shift. Critics question whether the numbers are adjusted to fit political aims.
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US rejects Serb talks offer on hostages and NATO force
U S Secretary of State Warren Christopher dismissed a Bosnian Serb bid for immediate negotiations on the more than 300 hostages and tentatively rejected UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali ideas for a NATO peacekeeping force. Boutros-Ghali proposed Security Council consideration of a multinational force.
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Crash injures and kills as jet crashes into apartments
An Air Force training jet developed mechanical problems after takeoff and crashed into one of 11 buildings at a Wichita Falls Texas apartment complex. Two people on the ground were killed and 20 others injured. The two pilots ejected and parachuted onto a nearby softball field, suffering minor injuries.
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