Weather and society notes mix of forecasts and items
Sunshine and pleasant days give way to showers and possible thunderstorms midweek. The issue highlights job growth in Ireland, hospital mystery cases, spaceflight interest for seniors, garden advice on raspberries, women honors in Washington, and concerns about child sponsorship programs. A Salina patio home features an open cathedral ceiling design.
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Salina Patio
Push for sainthood for Mother Cope highlighted
The article profiles Mother Marianne Cope, a Syracuse nun raised in Utica noted for treating alcoholics and unwed mothers with dignity. Sister Mary Laurence Hanley advocates for canonization as Syracuse Bishop Moynihan appeals to Pope John Paul II in a Vatican meeting.
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Cope
Utica
Syracuse
Hawaii
Mary Laurence Hanley
Vatican
Hanley
John Paul II
James M. MoynIhan
Moynihan
Bart Walteysi
Mary Hanley
Marianne Cope
Groton hosts Shake line dance record attempt
Julierine Cosgrave of Locke leads 3,161 participants at Express Mart in Groton as they break the state record but fall short of the world record of over 5,000 set in Australia. The Shake event was hosted by Express Mart Route 38 and an Ithaca radio station.
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Locke
Express Mart
Groton
Australia
Ithaca
Clinton honors those who fought apartheid in SOWETO
In SOWETO Clinton praised South Africans who answered the call of conscience and helped defeat the apartheid system. He spoke at a landmark uprising site, commemorating efforts against white supremacy.
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South Africa
Clinton
Clinton ties aid to trade in Africa drive and Soweto visit
Clinton framed aid and trade as a mutual benefit for Africa noting American firms earn about 30 percent returns while stressing battle for more U S aid. he spoke to residents in Thokoza and Soweto as security remained tight amid past Soweto violence. Paula Jones lawyers accuse Clinton of obstructing justice over Willey letters. new papers hint at past Arkansas allegation.
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Clinton
Washington
Paula Jones
Kathleen Willey
60 Minutes
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Arkansas
Willey
White House
Forgiveness Fights During Jonesboro School Rampage Burials
In Jonesboro Arkansas mourners bury five Westside Middle School victims after last week's rampage. A pastor urges forgiveness as the community confronts the tragedy and the aching loss of Paige Ann Hering and others.
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Paige Ann Hering
Local clash over mercy after teen killings shocks community
In a tight knit area two 13 and 11 year olds Mitchell Johnson and Andrew Golden are central to a planning discussion about punishment. Jum Quinn, a former nurse, speaks amid calls for forgiveness after the fatal shooting of a mother and her child, with residents wrestling with what justice means in Parkansas.
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Mitchell Johnson
Andrew Golden
Jum Quinn
Winds Topple Poles and Cause Outages Across Upstate NY
High winds sweep Central and Northern New York causing downed trees and wires, power outages, and temporary failures. Niagara Mohawk reports limited damage to new poles. Oswego County dispatch centers handle 25 to 30 wind related calls in 15 minutes. Weather service issued a high wind warning for multiple counties with gusts up to 50 59 mph in Water Town area and 35 40 mph near Hancock Airport in Syracuse.
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Onondaga
Oswego
Jefferson
Lewis
Oneida
Watertown
Syracuse
Hancock
Jurewicz
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