Brain coaches aid college athletes in staying fit academically
An unseen report discusses how specialized coaches help college basketball players maintain academic discipline and study routines, aligning training with goal setting. It notes program concepts, institutional roles, and potential benefits for performance and eligibility.
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county executive appoints solid waste panel to bury proposal
1967 actions show John Mulroy creating a Citizens Committee for Solid Waste Disposal to solve county trash, but progress stalls amid opposition from Mayor Lee Alexander as the plan nears ground breaking. Editorial notes its demise.
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New York Farm Sector Tops State Economy
New York is a major farm state with agriculture as its largest industry. More than 400,000 workers move food from farm to shelves, and about 9.9 million acres of land are in farms across 42 060 properties. Agricultural product value exceeds 2.6 billion dollars, influencing wholesalers and retailers. Monday’s Money Matters section will run a special report on Agribusiness, New York style in the Herald-Journal.
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Two Men Convicted of Aggravated Rape in Barroom Case
In Fall River Massachusetts, Daniel Silva and Joseph Vieira, both 27 and 28, were found guilty of aggravated rape after a 16 day trial. The verdict sparked protests with accusations of racism outside the Bristol Superior Court. Sentencing set for Friday. four more men face trial later in the week.
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Aerobics in DWI plea program sparks scrutiny in Onondaga
Local alcoholism counselors recount horror stories tied to the STOP DWI system in Onondaga County. The program, a plea bargain path for drunk driving charges, has grown into a $5 million industry with per hour rates up to $75, diverting fees to lawyers and counselors and leaving some clients misinformed or harmed.
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Mondale sweeps past Hart in key caucuses across five states
Mondale defeats Hart in Michigan and other states on Super Saturday, with unions backing Mondale and Hart acknowledging a long fight ahead. In Arkansas and Michigan Mondale gains large delegate leads, while uncommitted delegates prevail in South Carolina Kentucky and Panama talks. Final Michigan tally shows Mondale around 50 percent with Hart near 23 percent and Jackson at 14 percent.
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