Visits Syracuse schedule with officials and fundraiser
A briefing outlines a day in Syracuse starting at City Hall with Mayor Roy Bernardi and County Exec Nicholas Pirro, then Tipp Hill remarks by ex-Sheriff John Dillon, a Mass at the Cathedral led by Bishop Moynihan, and a $20 per person Project Children fundraiser at the Hotel Syracuse.
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Tipp Hill
James Moynihan
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Hotel Syracuse
Ambassador Gallagher Visits Syracuse Irish Community
Ambassador Dermot Gallagher arrives in Central New York on a Friday goodwill tour to strengthen Irish American ties. He will be welcomed at City Hall, attend Mass at the Cathedral, speak at Syracuse University, and attend a fundraiser at Hotel Syracuse for Project Children. Local Irish leaders, including Rep. James Walsh, will guide him through Tipperary Hill and related events with Mayor Bernardi and County Executive Pirro in attendance.
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Voters Tired of Tories Edge Labor in Polls
Four opinion polls show Labor leading Prime Minister John Major's Conservatives by 13 to 20 points as voters prepare to cast ballots. Major campaigns on a strong economy while Blair positions Labor as reformist. turnout nears 44 million eligible voters with results expected Friday.
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