Adirondack pulp paper industry faces decline in Albany
The Adirondacks rely on a 9000-employee pulp and paper sector now losing jobs. Environmentalists push for state purchase of conservation easements to protect timberland while Governor Cuomo advocates an environmental assistance fund via bottle deposits and taxes to fund land conservation amid recession.
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Adirondack
Albany
Vironmentalists
Mario Cuomo
Senate
Finding judge may take months
President Clinton met with top advisers to plot a strategy for choosing a new Supreme Court justice. The hour long session centered on timing and mechanics, with no names or requirements discussed. Participants included Gore, McLarty, Lindsey, Foster, and Klain.
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Washington
Clinton
Supreme Court
White House
al Gore
Thomas F. McLarty
Brice Lindsey
Vince Foster
Ronald Klain
Byron R. White
Capuchin monkeys trained as aides for quadriplegics
Once called organ grinder monkeys for tricks to earn pennies, capuchins are now being trained to assist seven quadriplegics, expanding use of trained primate aides.
ACC Teams Lead NCAA Tournament Weekend Wins
North Carolina and Florida State posted big Saturday victories as Atlantic Coast Conference teams surge. Big East teams, by contrast, were eliminated from the NCAA tournament in a sharp shift of momentum.
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North Carolina
Florida State
Recession battered family turns to food stamps for help
The Damiano family of Liverpool faced mounting bills as job loss and a trucking accident left Christopher on workers comp and Jill laid off from Cambridge Filter. They sought aid by enrolling in food stamps last February while raising three children in a new double wide on Casual Estates.
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Damianos
Christopher Damiano
Jill Damiano
Cambridge Filter
Liverpool
Casual Estates
Route 57
Thade
Miata
Onondaga County Department of Social Services
Smuggled reptiles found hidden in panda bear at Miami airport
A five foot stuffed panda doll on a flight to Mexico City concealed thirteen reptiles including Indian Star tortoises Nile monitors and hingeback turtles. U S Fish and Wildlife Service agents say smugglers use odd containers and packages to evade detection.
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Miami
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Charles Bepler
Mexico City
Miami International
Judge dismisses 16 year old candidate in Philadelphia race
Montgomery County Judge Bernard Moore dismissed Ian Berg as a candidate after ruling a 16 year old could not meet child labor law requirements for election. Berg said he was not too young to be a judge and would finish high school first.
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Philadelphia
Montgomery County
Bernard
Moore
Ian Berg
Berg
Food stamp use rises in Onondaga County
The Damianos illustrate a rising trend as Onondaga County and the nation see more residents relying on food stamps. In 1992 the county’s recipients grew by 3,585 with about 9 percent of residents on the program by December. The Damianos receive 217 dollars monthly and use a card to buy groceries up to that limit.
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Damianos
Onondaga County
Yeltsin Proclaims Emergency Rule in Russia
President Boris Yeltsin declared emergency rule until a referendum on April 25 to test public trust in his leadership. The move escalates a clash with the Communist dominated Supreme Soviet and the Congress of People's Deputies, drawing criticism and prompting a special session to discuss constitutional order.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Secuienies
Supreme Soviet
Congress of People’seputies
Alexander Pochinok
Congress
Clinton
Syracuse St Patrick Day Parade draws 160000 amid snow
Syracuse's 11th annual parade drew a record crowd of about 160000 despite snow flurries and 30 degree wind chill. About 4000 marchers, 55 bands and 150 floats filled Erie Boulevard West and Clinton Street as spectators bundled up and a late hotel party triggered a fire department response.
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Syracuse
Nina Wickett
Save. Our Symphony
Erie Boulevard
Clinton Street
Wickett
Trish
Syracuse Square
Warren Street
AL Canpame
South Salina Street
Beaver River teams ready for sectional play in frozen town
Beaver Falls hosts Beaver River Central School as Section Three playoffs approach. The girls volleyball seeks a sixth straight sectional crown while the boys basketball and wrestling squads prepare for semifinal runs. Strong teams from a 250 square mile community, with scenes of winter roads and moonlit silos, set the stage for decisive games.
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Beaver Falls
Lowville
Beaver River Central School
Lewis County
Beaver River
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