Sean Kirst highlights Syracuse suffrage pioneer on page Bi
Historian Sean Kirst profiles a notable Syracuse woman who championed women’s rights, detailing her activism, impact, and legacy. The feature situates her within local history and the suffrage movement, underscoring enduring significance.
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Sean Kirst
Syracuse
Weather forecast notes and temperatures for the week
Forecast from aTOULGAR S newsroom predicting steel and freezing rain today. Tuesday remains cloudy with rain and drizzle. Wednesday turns windy with a few snow showers and a high near 40. Thursday is partly sunny and brisk with a 44 degree high. Friday turns cloudy with afternoon rain and a high around 46. Weather stats A2.
Police Seek Motive in Finger Lakes Crime Spree
Police from eight agencies pursue a motive after a Sunday morning crime spree across three Finger Lakes counties left three dead. In Newfield deputies found Joseph Crandall and Lori Carson shot outside their Meadow Brook Trailer Park homes. A witness described a suspect and a car. A linked carjacking in Romulus prompted alerts for Edgar Ward and Howard Ward in a blue 1998 Cavalier. State troopers stopped the vehicle in Seneca County after a pursuit from Watkins Glen.
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Drug costs reach 10 percent of 1.2 trillion health bill
Washington reports the nations record 1.2 trillion health care bill with prescription drugs at about 10 percent and rising. Spending is projected to reach 2.6 trillion by 2010 as drug costs grow about 12.6 percent annually amid an aging population and new high priced medications. Critics warn that consumers may bear costs through higher premiums and reduced access to generics and coverage.
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Health Care Financing Administration
Medicare
Katharine Levit
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Lake cleanup plan faces public access criticism
Onondaga Lake Partnership leaders vow cooperation to clean one of the nation’s most polluted lakes. The Army Corps of Engineers will lead with 4.2 million dollars, funding four improvement projects, a website, and a video while some members criticize limited public involvement.
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Onondaga Lake
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Philips Broadband Networks cuts seventy more jobs
Philips Broadband Networks laid off 70 workers amid a sluggish telecom market, after 50 salaried cuts last week. The total workforce drops to 650 from 769. State Labor representatives discussed retraining and benefits. hourly workers receive two weeks pay and six weeks of benefits. Philips, part of Royal Philips Electronics, makes cable network equipment. Since January hourly staff faced reduced schedules to avoid more layoffs.
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Daily Numbers 353 and 207 appear with WinFour codes 3188 and 3721. Pick 10 and Take Five entries shown, including multiple sequences of digits. Contact News-One at 72 2114 for results and category 1900.
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