Talk Back Pulse launches in Central New York Herald Journal
Central New York teens gain a new channel to express views with Talk Back a weekly Saturday feature. The inaugural Pulse line question appears in the B12 Teen section inviting youth input and discussion.
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Communist Party purges Zhao Ziyang in leadership shakeup
Beijing reports Zhao Ziyang, 69, ousted as party chief after blame for turmoil linked to pro democracy protests. Jiang Zemin named successor, credited with economic modernization and crackdown in Shanghai. Xinhua bulletin confirms leadership change amid longtime rumors.
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Students film anti drug video The Whoosh at Everson
About 150 pupils from city and county schools worked with Syracuse Housing and the Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company Children’s Ensemble at the Everson Museum of Art. Ten year old Alice Hawks described the dance The Whoosh as a message that you do not have to do drugs.
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Weekend Weather Outlook for CEU Area
A 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms remains tonight and Sunday. Lows near 60 to 65, with Sunday highs in the low 80s. Details: A2.
Police arrest the wrong man in drug case mix up
Devon Eugene Longman a Jamaican born Syracuse resident 28 learned in federal court authorities mistook him for a major cocaine dealer. Assistant U.S. Attorney Craig Benedict apologized after mug shots and fingerprints showed no match, freeing Longman and linking the real suspect to conspiracy charges tied to Jamaican narcotics networks based in Virginia Beach and New York City.
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Cowboys Face Owner Jerry Jones Battles Over Cheerleader Policy
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones faces internal strife as the group known as the Cowboys Club resigns over costume and policy changes. Reports say tensions involve cheering uniforms, fraternization rules, and potential appearances at events and beer ads. The dispute follows speculation that Tom Landry could be replaced and amid public discourse on team leadership.
Oil spill containment off Newport Rhode Island
Crews fought to contain about 1 million gallons of heating oil spilled from the World Prodigy after striking a rock off Brenton Reef Rhode Island Sound. The slick stretched five miles off the coast near Newport as beaches south of Providence closed and operations from coast guard and Mobile Alabama divers and skimmer ships shifted to boom deployments and cleanup.
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