False rumor sparks riot in Minneapolis after teen shot
Police said a 15-year-old boy was shot in northern Minneapolis. rumors that police fired sparked a 500-person crowd that burned a home, attacked officers, and assaulted a television reporter and cameraman. A minister trying to calm the scene was shot. both he and the teen were hospitalized in serious condition. Authorities said the man who shot the teen was under investigation and that community leaders worked to restore order.
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Minneapolis
Perk Scrutiny as Congress Press Benefits Come Under Fire
Washington report highlights press perks such as House bank check cashing and free Capitol spaces, phones, and parking. It notes lawmakers’ aides cost taxpayers 1.6 million yearly, with many benefits remaining unexamined while mottos call for public accounting and fairness.
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Washington
Congress
House Press Gallery
House Bank
Thayer Ilisley
Capitol
White House
House
Newt Gingrch
Gingrith
Amory Houghton Jr
Corning
Senate
Robert Dole
Trash piles up as Syracuse residents resist curbside rules
Syracuse residents protest new trash rules by piling debris on curbs, blocking sidewalks with branches and furniture. Public Works Chief Vito Sciscioli notes fines of about 30000 dollars and calls for landlord responsibility as residents report missed pickups and ongoing bottle recycling and composting concerns.
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Syracuse
Public Works
Vito Sciscio Ji
Sciscioli
Palmer Avenue
West Colvin Street
Midland Avenue
Common Council
Public Works Committee
Abrac
South Ave
Hunter
de Witt
Social Services
East Syracuse double shooting ends in murder suicide
A husband and wife, Ronald R. Rhoades and Melinda G. Rhoades, both 39, were found dead near Allen Street and James Street after a shooting at about 12 39 a m. Police classified the incident as murder death by own action. A shotgun lay two feet from the husband. Neighbors described hearing three shots and seeing the bodies as a crowd gathered nearby.
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Ronald R. Rhoades
W. Heman St
East Syracuse
Melinda G. Rhoades
Lee Terrace
Village
Allen Street
James Street
Anthony Stellato
Stellato
Rhoades
Park Hill Tavern
James St
Georgia Gilbert
Williams declines Arkansas post to seek Cleveland job
Syracuse School Superintendent Henry Williams rejects a $110,000 Little Rock salary offer and withdraws minutes before the deadline. Cleveland insiders say he remains a Cleveland front-runner as the board weighs him against Sammie Campbell Parrish.
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Arkansas
Cleveland
Syracuse
Henry Williams
Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Gard Oma Jacovell
Carney
Cleveland Board
Sammie Campbell Parrish
North Carolina
Little Rocks
Lite Rock
Walliams
Burkburt Road
Sora
Roanoke
Regional Excellence in Teaching Honors Four Educators
Richard E Schultz and Marie Miczan among four Syracuse area teachers honored at Hendricks Chapel. The ceremony recognizes outstanding educators from Certo North, Salway, and South Road elementary schools for their work in library science, social studies, and classroom science.
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Richard E. Schultz
Contipyind Shomearan
Marie Miczan
Cause University Education
Patrick Herre
Salvay High School
Jean Bewley
Sth Road Eemenary School
North
Syracuse
Hendrils Chapel
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Beaver Lake Nature Center
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Certo North
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