Downtown Driving Chance at Winston Cup Stock Car Event
A 13th annual downtown promotion invites residents to drive a Winston Cup stock car at speeds around 165 mph. Organizers promise high excitement and a rare motorsport experience for curious fans downtown.
Weather outlook with scattered showers this week
The forecast shows increasing clouds with late showers today. Monday brings mostly cloudy skies with showers and a thunderstorm. Tuesday unfolds with clouds and sun and a chance of thunder. Wednesday offers partial sun with a morning shower chance. Thursday remains partly cloudy. Weather stars A2.
Orange Upset Nets Lacrosse Final Bid Against Maryland
Syracuse University Orangemen toppled Virginia 20 to 12 in the NCAA Division I lacrosse semifinals and advance to the national title game against Maryland, which beat Johns Hopkins 16 to 8. Liverpool High School girls crew senior eight wins the B.S. Scholastic championship.
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Rescue Mission Faces Uncertain Recovery of $1.3 Million
Reports hint that a recovery of a portion of the imperiled investment may be possible. Christina Noble, who endured hardship from childhood, now runs an orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City while reflecting on past traumas. The piece notes broader media piracy issues and a new Roman Catholic bishop in Syracuse.
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Ordination Ceremony for Moynihan at Syracuse Diocese
Cardinal John O Connor will lead a three bishop ordination in Onondaga County to install Moynihan as the new bishop of Syracuse. The rite includes laying on of hands, mitre, and crosier, with a procession led by deacons and a Litany of Saints.
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Syracuse
Bishop vestments and symbols explained
A brief note describes bishop attire such as a chasuble, alb, and rosier, noting their symbolic roles in shepherding the faithful. It mentions a modern replica of a shepherd and references a former seminary in Rochester.
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Fighting between U.N. and Serbs intensifies in Sarajevo
The Bosnia war shifts to a clash between U.N. peacekeepers and rebel Serbs as two more French peacekeepers die in Sarajevo firefights. France calls for an urgent reevaluation of the U.N. mission in Bosnia amid rising violence.
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State leaders edge toward budget pact over drug law tweak
New York officials near a budget agreement to revise a December 1993 Court of Appeals ruling in People vs Ryan that required suspects to know the amount of drugs they carry to be convicted felons. Prosecutors say the ruling hampers drug cases as budget talks proceed. A potential new Quickdraw Reno lottery game is raised in the process.
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Oneonta
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Juror May Be Dismissed From O J Simpson Trial
A juror faced dismissal after reports of note passing among jurors in the O J Simpson case. Francine Fiorio Bunten was removed for denying contact with a note, and a second juror alleged to have passed notes could be discharged when the trial resumes Tuesday, per the Los Angeles Times.
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Secret Service officer shot in tussle leaves hospital
Secret Service officer Scot Giambattista aged 35 who was struck in the arm during a struggle after a man scaled the White House fence was discharged from the hospital Saturday. The incident followed an attempted breach and ongoing security investigation.
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Exhibit draws visitors into slave era life in Knoxville
Vincent F A Golphin reports on reactions to the Smithsonian exhibit Before Freedom Came at the Museum of East Tennessee History. In Knoxville Mavis Allen and others react to a wall drawing of chained Africans, reflecting on ancestors and the stark memory of 19 million stolen lives. The exhibit opens in Syracuse Wednesday, co sponsored by Niagara Mohawk Foundation and The Syracuse Newspapers.
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