United States Shocks Colombia to Make World Cup History
In a stunning Rose Bowl upset 2-1, the United States defeated Colombia as Ernie Stewart scored and Tony Meola starred in goal. Milutinovic's defense stifled Colombia's offense, lifting U S soccer to national attention and ending a decades-long period of apathy toward the sport.
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United States
United Tes
Colombia
England
U.S
Bora Milutinovic
Pasadena
Tony Meola
Ernie Stewart
Senator D'Amato linked to stock gain amid Whitewater debate
The piece questions Senator D'Amato's investment profits and ties to Stratton Oakmont in 1992. It notes a $37,125 single day gain from 4,500 shares bought at $4 and sold at $12.25, amid scrutiny of Clinton era deals. It contrasts D'Amato's defenses with ongoing ethics inquiries and independent probes into Whitewater.
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Ong
Ninenths
Peli i Finiane
Alfonso D'Amato
New York
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D'Amato
Senate
D’amato
D'Ama
Stratton Kmont
Long Island
Stratton Oakmont
California
Clntons
Mrs. Clinton
Whitewater
Bill Clinton
State House
Sen. D'Amato
Simlar
Constituent urges Walsh to back Haitian refugee relief
A district resident writes to Congressman Walsh urging support for the Dellums temporary protected status for Haitians fleeing violence. The letter condemns forced repatriation and cites human rights groups, while criticizing local budget comments and voter participation. The writer urges calls and letters to influence policy on Haiti.
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Congressman Walsh
U.S
Land of Plenty
High Seas
Talso
Walsh
Haiti
Handgun Might Have Saved Nicole Simpson
A letter from Luke Brennan of Fabius argues that Nicole Simpson and her companion could have survived if armed, urging safety and responsibility while mourning the victims and condemning the perpetrator.
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Nicole Simpson
Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Luke Brennan
Fabius
Disabled bus riders rights message from Colleen Keefe
Colleen M Keefe of Syracuse writes that Centro Inc. policy forcing lap belts on disabled riders without consent is unlawful. She urges disabled passengers to refuse the belt if they do not want it and to assert their rights with drivers.
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Centro Inc
Centro
Colleen M. Keefe
Syracuse
Clinton Tackles Global Population Crisis and Aid
The author praises Bill Clinton for increasing focus and funding on helping poor women in developing nations to limit births. They contrast past Reagan and Bush policies with current efforts, cite looming famines, and urge U.N. Cairo conference success for aid and birth control access. The piece ends with a prayerful note toward the conference.
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Bill Clinton
Abraham Lincoln
Reagan
Bush
Latin America
China
India
Africa
Clinton
Bosnia
Haiti
Cuba
Cairo
Egypt
United States
Readers asked to submit letters for publication
The notice invites succinct legible letters and says unsigned or unverifiable authors will not be published. It lists a mailing address P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 and provides a phone number 315 470 2235 for questions. It mentions editors may edit letters for length and notes reader contact details.
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P.O. Box
Syracuse
N.Y
Nara
Pee
Herders
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