Selma to Montgomery march prompts civil rights rally
In 1965 more than 3,000 demonstrators led by Reverend Martin Luther King Jr began their march from Selma to Montgomery Alabama. Also San Juan Capistrano first graders at San Juan Elementary watched for returning Swallows dressed as monks. Swallows migrate from Argentina to the mission each spring, taking about a month to arrive.
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Stinky Sneaker Winner From New Mexico Captures Odor Eaters Prize
Sasha Miranda, 11, traveled from Las Cruces to Montpelier Vermont to win the 22nd Odor Eaters International Rotten Sneaker Contest. Her frayed size four sneakers earned top honors for odor and the soles lickiness verdicts, earning a $500 savings bond a year of Odor Eaters and a trophy plus new Nikes.
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Corrections Policy Details by Herald Journal Editors
Herald Journal outlines a corrections policy and contact for mis takes, inviting readers to report factual inaccuracies to Tim Bunn deputy executive editor at 470-2240 between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday for corrections and fair reporting.
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Recycling reminder for Onondaga County residents
The Herald-Journal and Herald American urge recycling of newsprint. About 40 percent of Syracuse Newspapers use recycled fiber. Residents may place newspapers in brown bags beside curbside recycling on collection days.
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Delivery guarantee offers free copy if late or missed
The Herald-Journal pledges delivery by 5 p.m. and promises a free replacement if the paper is late or not delivered. Call Customer Service at 470-0050 for issues, with hours from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8:30 a.m. to 10:71.90 a.m. Sunday.
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Major product recalls hit Macy's Easter candy and Sears water filters
The recall targets Bayard Prete Easter candy sold in 11 states for unlabeled ingredients such as nuts eggs and milk that may trigger allergic reactions. Sears water filter cartridges model 4234375 are recalled due to possible nickel chloride contamination risking abdominal cramps nausea vomiting and diarrhea. Consumers should stop use and return for refunds. Ecodyne and Bayard Prete warn high risk groups and provide return instructions and contact numbers.
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Weather data numbers for Syracuse area forecast
Weather data lines list phone codes for Hancock Airport snowfall Madison Cayuga Oswego ski reports and cross country conditions at Onondaga parks. It directs readers to Syracuse.com Weather Data and Nexrad images.
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Hong Kong protestors oppose piracy law changes
About 150 actors and recording artists including Jackie Chan protested in Hong Kong against a proposed law allowing distribution of copyrighted compact discs and video tapes by other firms. Spokesman Ricky Fung warned the measure would devastate the local industry and fuel piracy, a growing problem in Hong Kong and China, as lawmakers consider the change.
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Deaths of Fasai and Richey span sports to FOIA
Carlo Fasai 67, longtime coach of Peggy Fleming and Dorothy Hamill, died after a heart attack at the World Figure Skating Championships in Lausanne while coaching Nicole Bobek and Cornel Gheorghe. US District Judge Charles E. Richey, 73, influential on FOIA access, died of cancer in Washington. Richey ordered preservation of White House tapes and ruled for back pay and future earnings for female Gov. Printing Office employees in major sex discrimination cases.
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Obituaries Listed for Local Residents in Brief Notices
Local death notices list Paul Anderson aged 89 Barbara M Ametta 85 Ralph E Beak 89 Elbert Eugene Bios 60 Clayton J Bradlay 85 Walter A Brown 52 Robert E Byrne 55 Larry J Clark 46 John E Edward Jr 66 Everett C Gatmen 89 Henry T Grandy 84 Millard Jackson Herrer 79 Nettie M Harrison 68 Irene G Huto 79 Theodore.
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