Tonya Harding pleads guilty and resigns from skating
Tonya Harding pleads guilty to conspiracy to hinder prosecution and resigns from the US Figure Skating Association. She receives three years probation, a $100,000 fine, $10,000 in expenses, $50,900 to the Special Olympics, and 500 hours of community service. A psychological evaluation is ordered, and she withdraws from the World Championships in Japan.
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Portland
Ore
Tonya Harding
Harding
U.S
Figure Skating Association
Japan
United States
Nancy Kerrigan
United States Figure Skating Association
Shell
St Patrick Day in Syracuse Shows Irish Pride and Cuisine
In Syracuse St Patrick Day fever shifts from bars to kitchens as Danzer’s Bavarian, Santangelo’s and Sharky’s swap menus for corned beef, brisket and Irish tunes. The American-Irish Cultural Institute led by Anne Emperor notes Irish ancestry among locals while opposing pink plastic shamrocks and stereotypes.
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Michael Roberts
Danzer
Santangelo’s
Syracuse
St. Patrick
Sam Santangelo
Trish
West Side
Danny Boy
Shizuoka
Sharky
Joseph Porillo
Boston
New York
Ireland
Anne Emperor
American-Irish Cultural Institute
Emperor's Institute
Emperor
Michigan plans sales tax funding for public schools
A Michigan plan proposes financing public schools through a sales tax rather than property taxes, aiming to shift funding sources and reduce local tax burdens. The policy could affect districts statewide and prompt debates over efficiency and equity in education funding.
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Michigan
Zoning spot lands man behind bars
A Van Buren resident, Gordon Johnson, became the first in years jailed in Onondaga County for zoning violations. He serves 15 days after refusing to pay over 600 dollars in fines for failing to remove a mobile home trailer, with judge Mary Lessoongang asserting the penalties.
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van Buren
Onondaga County
Gordon Johnson
Hoagh Road
Public Safety Building
Skaneateles
Roger Scott
Scott
Rhoda
Mary Lessoongang
Johnson
James Lynch
Syracuse
Onondaga
Dad accused of killing baby calls police on himself
Peter Debo, 24, faced questions after his six month old daughter Krystle Marie died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome on June 9, 1991. An anonymous caller prompted police to reopen the case last May. Debo says he dialed police to hurt the mother Kathy Thompson and that he did not kill Krystle Marie.
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Peter Debo
Krystle Marie
Debo
Kathy Thompson
Seneca Falls
Thompson
Seneca Falls Village
Adirondack guide Bob Goodsell becomes living legend at 100
Fred David profiles Bob Goodsell in Boonville as the aged Adirondack guide who spent 72 years guiding hunters fishermen and hikers through the wilderness. Once a cigar smoker who endured a sound whooping he remains active in memory and spirit surrounded by family at Sunset Nursing Home.
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Boonville
Bob
Sunset
Adirondacks
Bob Goodsell
John
Ratk OndOee
Sunset Nursing Home
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Jeff
Chris Kobeck
Gary Gerew
Peter Cher
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