Sandberg signs four year Cubs deal to reach 284 million
Ryne Sandberg, eight time All Star second baseman, reaches a four year extension with the Chicago Cubs worth 284 million dollars plus an option. The deal makes him baseballs first 7 million per year second baseman as the sport eyes peers like Ripken Puckett Canseco and Baggs approaching free agency. Sandberg emphasizes relief and professionalism in announcing the agreement.
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Candid Creations thrives amid recession with steady growth
Anlyn Craw started Candid Creations Inc in Clattenango in 1986 shooting beauty school students. Despite economy worries she maintains affordable packages from 35.90 to 139.90 while offering a 28.90 option, building nationwide demand from New York to California. The firm emphasizes frugality customer service and long term vision as other schools shift to higher prices.
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Stripper venues in Syracuse flout liquor rules
Syracuse police and a State Liquor Authority investigator found strippers mingling with patrons and accepting tips at multiple venues this weekend. Uniformed officers did not deter rule violations as investigators documented blatant SLA breaches and unsafe conduct.
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Legislature kills OTB plan and city ponders arts cutoff
Onondaga County lawmakers defeated Mayor Young's plan to fund the arts with legalized horse betting 19-5 after months of debate. The vote leaves the city seeking state intervention to act alone while pondering the impact on Syracuse Symphony, with only a few Republicans and Democrats voting yes.
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William Kinne
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Polls Open in Three States Shape Democratic and Bush Nomination
Democratic voters in Georgia Maryland and Colorado cast ballots after weeks of regional support to gauge national appeal while Republican voters in those states decide if President Bush confronts a lengthy renomination. Former Sen Tsongas is cited as a wide Democratic challenge amid expected Bush victory.
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Progress in treating AIDS in children offers hope
Researchers across the United States report advances in pediatric AIDS care aiming to block mother to child transmission and improve early diagnosis and treatment. Animal tests using high antibody concentrations show promise. earlier antibody therapy from donated blood reduces secondary infections and improves affected children’s lives. Experts say momentum is growing as drug trials for children begin or near start.
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Rodney Hoff
National Institutes of Health
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