Astros win season opener under new manager at Falcon Park
In Auburn, the Astros beat the Watertown Indians 6-5 in 10 innings to open the New York-Penn League season. New manager Manny Acta, 24, becomes the youngest manager in professional baseball. This is the last season at Falcon Park as the stadium fails to meet minor league guidelines. It was a night of firsts and lasts.
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Connally burial prompt fuels JFK assassination theories
Friends and family of former Governor Connally reject fragment removal theories and allege attempts to exploit his 1963 death. The Warren Commission concluded a single bullet passed through Kennedy and Connally, a view debated by researchers and officials including Dr. Cyril Wecht.
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Golf course workers in chemicals study at Green Lakes
At Green Lakes State Park a Coca Cola Classic Golf Tour event spotlights maintenance staff like Brad Canning who oversee spraying practices. Damaged turf 10 feet from the green highlights spray missteps as central New York's public course draws 200 plus players daily.
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Independent examination of illness trends among golf superintendents
The report investigates illness trends among golf course superintendents focusing on cancer risks and related health factors. It outlines study aims, data collection methods, and potential implications for worker health and safety guidelines.
Iowa study probes cancer risk for golf course superintendents
A landmark University of Iowa College of Medicine project investigates whether golf course superintendents face higher cancer or illness rates due to pesticide exposure. Researchers aim to identify health trends, compare with general populations, and guide safety practices for turf management professionals.
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Manlius police to push pedals for bike patrols
Manlius police will soon ride bicycles to reach areas inaccessible by car. Lt. Bill Bleyle cites Fourth of July traffic, a park suspect, apartment thefts, and underage drinking at the Cliffs as cases where bikes would help. Three officers train on two 21 speed mountain bikes. bike patrol starts Wednesday.
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Clinton calls Somalia operation over and a success
President Clinton announced that U.N. and U.S. action against Somali clan leader Gen Mohammed Farah Aidid was finished and a success. Officials cautioned Aidid remained at large as Pentagon plans continued, aiming to undermine his forces and maintain pressure in Mogadishu.
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President relaxes as war debate stalls in parliament
A fragmented report notes the president appearing unusually relaxed while discussions over a key war policy stall in the legislative chamber. Ambiguities surround Samal and Aldid names as the scene centers on postponement and pending decisions.
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Plan to split land blow for Muslims
Serbs and Croats strike a deal to create three ethnically based ministates in Bosnia as international negotiators abandon a peace plan. The move, revealed after talks in Geneva, aims to end the war but risks future conflict and draws concern from observers globally.
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