Survey finds students drinking in the closet in New York colleges
LOUDONVILLE Students at four year colleges in New York report more on campus drinking bans for those under 21 and increased off campus drinking. The 21 year old age limit set December 1 1985 is tied to a rise in drinking related concerns with residential campuses cited by researchers.
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Jewish leaders challenge Pope over Waldheim visit
Jewish leaders warn they may cancel a September Catholic ceremony in Miami with Pope John Paul II unless he meets to explain why he will host Austrian President Kurt Waldheim. They call Waldheim an unrepentant Nazi and say the Vatican event, tied to a Vatican Judaica exhibition, is inappropriate for this controversy.
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Syria warns against force to free U.S. journalist and official hostage
Shiite leaders in Lebanon warned Syria against military action to rescue Charles Glass and Ali Osseiran as rival Shiite factions fought in south Beirut. Syria maintains a large security presence and pressures clerics and Hezbollah to secure the hostages. Glass is the ninth American captive in Lebanon.
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Seoul police clash with monks amid anti-government protests
In Seoul and Pusan police and security forces clashed with Buddhist monks and demonstrators on the 11th straight day of violent anti-government protests. Opposition leader Kim Young sam urged a meeting with President Chun Doo-hwan to end the unrest, as authorities debated a harsh crackdown versus concessions. In Pusan thousands gathered at a main traffic circle, rocks were thrown, tear gas and gas grenades were used, plainclothes agents dispersed crowds, with student groups also taking to the streets in Chongyu some 85 miles south of Seoul.
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County fears new outbreak of hepatitis A
Onondaga County health officials fear a second hepatitis A outbreak after a Regional Farmers Market food distributor employee fell ill. So far 23 residents have contracted the virus and 12 more show symptoms, with 9,675 people immunized earlier in the week. The case escalates as officials seek to identify the company and its retail customers.
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Lady Liberty free again ends admission fees
President Reagan signed legislation ending the four month old one dollar admission fee to the Statue of Liberty. National Park Service and lawmakers criticized the plan to charge fees at multiple national sites, while senators praised the move as restoring the monument’s accessibility.
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Creationism ruling shocks two local educators not
Two Onondaga area educators reacted to the Supreme Court ruling against Louisiana's creationism statute. James Stanford of Faith Heritage School argued the decision aids religious neutrality but misreads origins, while Patrick Dolan of Onondaga Central School District said state policy already frames evolution as a scientific theory and that creationism is discussed mainly in social studies rather than science.
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