Supreme Court delays ruling in Nichols case and civic shifts
The Supreme Court delays a ruling in the Terry Nichols case while WCONY Public broadcast stations appoint a new CEO planning changes. Syracuse's Eureka Street faces potential fixes for potholes cracks and crumbling curbs as city infrastructure gains attention. Sean Kirst Joe O'Hara expresses strong ties to Syracuse as he contemplates a mayoral run. Major league hitters post more homers than in past eras as basketball and local pages hint at NBA Final prospects.
Insurance denials limit autism evaluation and therapy
Michelle Gabel photographs Kristin Botwnick and her son Danny eight, who has autism. Insurance would not cover his diagnostic evaluation or social skills therapy, prompting concern over access to essential treatments. Erica, four, sister, appears nearby. The piece examines how insurers hesitate to fund autism interventions and the impact on families.
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Battle threatens mideast cease fire after Gaza clashes
Gaza Strip conflict injures 12 as Arafat calls for a truce amid stalled talks. The story notes a potential veto on the cease fire and the ongoing struggle between forces in the region.
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Cease-fire Face Threat After Gaza Gun Battle
Palestinians and Israelis traded fire in Rafah near the Egypt border as gunmen and soldiers clashed. Ten Palestinians were wounded and an Israeli officer lightly injured after anti-tank grenades and Molotov cocktails were used during a routine fence repair. Hamas condemned clashes with the PA, while Fatah backed Arafat's cease-fire order and other factions split over the truces.
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Medical society pushes for mandated coverage
The New York medical community urges state legislators to require health insurers to cover autism evaluations and therapies. Parents report repeated denials citing outdated contract clauses, prompting calls for a bill early next year to ensure access to treatments for children with autism.
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Central New York students study civil rights in Mississippi
Sixteen Central New York high school students travel south to learn about the civil rights movement. They plan to meet civil rights leaders, newly elected African American officials, and visit monuments honoring those who helped register black citizens to vote.
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CMON vs facts fuels investor choices in modern markets
A brief analysis notes investors favor consensus opinions over hard data. Market watchers warn that reliance on CMON style narratives can skew risk assessments and asset pricing.
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