Central praised for job creation pace in New York report
The bank report lauds Central New York as a pacesetter in job creation. New York Governor Pataki declares a snow emergency for 17 counties as Thruway reopening follows Thursday's storm. High school athletes compete for titles across multiple sports in the region.
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Weather Update for Hod Evening Omorrow
Snow accumulates tonight from 1 to 3 inches with higher totals possible in sheltered areas. Tomorrow's high reaches 22 to 32 degrees as cold air settles in after the storm.
Jet pilot faces final charge after Mount Cermis disaster
Marine Captain Richard Ashby acquitted of involuntary manslaughter in the Cavalese gondola crash that killed 20 people. He faces up to one year on a remaining obstruction of justice count. The verdict drew Italian and local outrage, with Italy pledging to seek accountability.
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Rochester Thruway Reopens After Severe Western New York Snow
National Guard teams aided motorists as a powerful storm dumped over 2 feet of snow across Western New York. Gov Pataki declared a disaster emergency for 17 counties, schools and the Rochester airport closed, and as many as 130 miles of the Thruway were shut. Trapped drivers endured hours of delays while exits, restaurants, and motels filled with stranded travelers.
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National reading test scores steady nationwide gains in Connecticut
The National Assessment of Educational Progress reported no state lost ground in the fourth and eighth grade reading tests in 1998 with Connecticut among those showing notable gains. Vice President Gore urged stronger reading and writing efforts during a Bronx visit as officials noted New York stayed near average and minority students faced greater challenges. The exam, one hour long, covered 18,680 students in participating states and territories.
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Former Georgetown coach slams radio host on air
The Herald's Journal reports John Thompson criticized Doug Tracht on a Thursday radio appearance. Five newborns wearing No 23 red jerseys greeted Deloris Jordan during a hospital visit in Jerusalem. A Thai kickboxer seeks parental permission for a move. Ten undergo sex change procedures. Dennis Hopper sells a century-old Masonic temple in Wilmington North Carolina.
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Pageant gowns alter theater troupe looks for beauty show
The Talent Co. costume designer faces a new task crafting gowns bathing suits and outfits for all male contestants in Pageant. Weekend 15 Movies Analyze This is a comedy focusing on its characters while Cruel Intentions offers wicked fun until a sentimental close. Commentary notes audience options as Mona Charen weighs in on using libraries as babysitters. Daily Number 389 WinFour 7458 Pick 10 11 15 17 19 27 32 37 38 40 50 53 55 57 59 66 68 70 75 76.79 Take 5 13 18 23 30 34.
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