Skaneateles nurse named Central New York Distinction recipient
Gilberta Trani a 73 year old home health nurse from Skaneateles has been named Central New York Nurse of Distinction for 1994. She is among eight nurses statewide honored from 394 nominations. Trani, who returned to nursing five years ago, visits eight to ten patients daily and says home care offers a fresh perspective and unique challenges. Her supervisor praises her listening and caring abilities. The award program honors nurses and is limited to one nominee per facility.
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Skaneateles Homie
Trani
Central New York
New York State
Albany
Syracuse
Mary K. Gillis
W. Genesee St
Bert
Drumlins Country Club
Tragedy Strikes Oswego Family After Icy Crash
Mount Pleasant residents Donald Kennedy and Tammie Trepasso face unimaginable loss as their three daughters Alyssa Ashley and Kara Kennedy died in a Wine Creek crash. The twins Alyssa and Ashley would have turned one Friday. Grandfather James Kennedy recalls the close-knit, small community rallying in crisis as relatives describe the girls new walking milestones.
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Donald Kennedy
Tammie Trepasso
Mount Pleasant
Alyssa
Ashley Kennedy
Kara
Wine Creek
Oswego
Ashley
James Kennedy
Scott Kennedy
U N vote may push PLO back to talks with Israel
The U N Security Council unanimously condemned the Hebron mosque massacre, meeting a PLO demand to resume negotiations. Israel plans Tunis talks with senior negotiators and a proposed Palestinian police force in Hebron.
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United States
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Madeleine Albright
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Shimon Peres
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Tunisia
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N
Nasser Al-Kidwa
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Albright
Council
Washington
Warren Christopher
Gaza
Strip
West Bank
Jericho
Baruch Goldstein
Peres
Israel Radio
Uri Pelti
Jerusalem
East Jerusalem
Regents to revise AIDS guide for comprehensive HIV prevention
The New York State Board of Regents voted to rewrite the 1987 AIDS teaching guide to include condom use and other prevention methods. Critics had urged more comprehensive instruction beyond abstinence, with Health Commissioner Mark R. Chassin calling for a clearer, updated approach. J Edward Meyer of Chappaqua supported revisiting the guidance to better serve teens.
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New York State Board of Regents
State Health Department
J. Edward Meyer
Chappaqua
Mark R. Chassin
North Korea Threatens War as Nuclear Talks Collapse
In Seoul a last minute bid to ease North South tensions over the nuclear program collapsed amid heated rhetoric. North Korea's Park Young Su warned of war and led his delegation out, jeopardizing a U.S. brokered deal and renewing talks of sanctions. No next meeting date was set as inter Korea dialogue ended.
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South Korea
United States
North Korea
Park Young Su
South
Song Young-dae
U.S
U.N
Pyongyang
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