Syracuse tennis coach Jesse Dwire resigns after lawsuit
SU athletic director Jake Crouthamel announced the resignation of long time coach Jesse Dwire six weeks after the university settled a multimillion dollar sexual harassment lawsuit. Dwire leaves June 30 after 21 years, ending a career 205 wins and 140 losses with three Big East titles.
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Weather outlook with scattered showers and sun
The forecast notes cloudy conditions with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. Monday brings mixed clouds, some sun, and a shower possible with high near 70 and a low around 46. Tuesday and Wednesday show sun and clouds with higher highs in the 72 to 74 range and nightly lows near 46 to 48.
NATO Bomb Hits Chinese Embassy in Belgrade
NATO launched its strongest bombardment of Belgrade overnight striking the Chinese Embassy and other government sites. NATO says the embassy damage was accidental and expresses regret, while Chinese officials report casualties and injuries.
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Syracuse agencies prepare to settle Kosovar refugees
Catholic Charities and the Interreligious Council of Central New York expect to settle at least 200 Kosovars among 20 000 Albanian refugees granted asylum by the United States. Refuges arrive by charter to Fort Dix and will be housed briefly before dispersed to sponsoring agencies across the nation.
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Oklahoma teens share prom gowns after deadly tornadoes
Edmond North High School students collected more than 600 gowns, shoes, makeup, and purses for Del City High School girls left with nothing after the tornado. A bus took them to Edmond North for try-ons as families cope with wrecked homes and shelters.
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Oklahoma City
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WHS
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Midwest City High School
Edmond North High School
Oklo
Jones Lawyers Seek $496000 From Clinton in Contempt Case
Paula Jones lawyers told a federal judge in Arkansas that President Clinton owes more than $496,000 for extra work caused by his testimony in her sexual misconduct case. Clinton’s lawyer called the claim improper and said he would challenge the amount.
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