Cavett Home Destroyed In New York Blaze
A 19th century New York house owned by former talk show host Dick Cavett was burned in a Tuesday fire. Fire chief Tom Grenci said no injuries and the cause is under investigation. Cavett recently faced a $35 million lawsuit over leaving his radio show amid a depressive episode. The ceremony for Albert Brooks and Kimberley Shlain was held Saturday with Brooks expressing happiness in their partnership.
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Colossus the gorilla stalls mating attempts at Cincinnati Zoo
Colossus, a 28 year old western lowland gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo, has refused to mate despite access to six females over two years. Experts cite lack of positive role models and his isolated upbringing as reasons, though staff remain hopeful he may still mate. Fewer than 50,000 western lowland gorillas exist in the wild.
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Corrections policy note from Herald Journal staff
Herald Journal invites readers to report factual inaccuracies by calling deputy executive editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The policy states reporters strive for full fair and accurate coverage and will publish corrections in this space.
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Non-citizens and naturalized citizens may serve in U S armed forces
The article notes that both non-citizens and naturalized Americans are eligible to enlist in the U S military per INS spokesman Rob Koon. It also mentions a Rachmaninoff Third Piano Concerto cited as Rach 3 and highlights notable historic recordings by Horowitz, Van Cliburn, Argerich, and Rachmaninoff with Ormandy. Further, Riverdance announces a North American tour with dates in Toronto, Wolf Trap, Boston, New York, Chicago, and other stops.
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Weather Data Hotline and Online Forecast Guidance
Syracuse Newsline outlines online weather data and phone numbers for local forecasts. It lists Hancock Airport snowfall 472 2111 option 7681 Madison County 7671 Cayuga County 7670 Oswego County 7669 local ski report 7547 Northeast 7548 weekly tip 7549 and cross country ski conditions at five Onondaga County parks 551.
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Deaths: Jacques Foccart once wielded vast influence in Africa
Jacques Foccart, 83, longtime French diplomat to Africa nicknamed Mr. Africa, died in Paris. He served as secretary-general for African affairs from 1961 to 1974 and shaped post colonial French policy, claiming in his book to have helped select Gabon’s president and supported the 1966 Central African Republic coup. Lucy Kroll, 87, influential talent agent, died in Glendale, California, noting clients from James Earl Jones to Norman Mailer and friendships with many prominent artists.
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