Party-host mom, 34, admits sale of LSD
Lorraine Carnicelli, 34, mother of five, ran a home at 6 Ford St Baldwinsville near Van Buren Elementary as party central for youths. Police raided Sept 13 seizing LSD marijuana and Ecstasy. A teen informant bought nine LSD hits for 843. she pleaded to one possession charge and faces 3 to 9 years.
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Baldwinsville
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Onondaga County
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J Kevin Mulroy
Richard Southwick
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Timothy Paul
Mark Augustus
Carnicell
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Bush offers aid for defense jobs
President Bush proposed a 1.1 billion expansion to aid defense workers shift to civilian roles as part of a 1995 budget plan aimed at easing military job cuts. He spoke at an American Legion hall in Phoenix outlining support for former defense personnel and for facilities, with stops also planned in California ahead of Tuesday’s presidential primary.
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Duncan to auction Texas TV prop items on South Stork street
In a Dallas auction this Saturday J R Duncan, longtime The Toans Ranch star from 1970 to 1984, will put on the block the Tig House, a convention center, and a museum housing the gun that shot J R. The sale, tied to the TV show Dallas, aims to move several memorabilia pieces including the ranch prop.
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J R. Duncan
Toans
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Linton Leads Chiefs Past Red Wings in Tight 2-1 Win
Pitcher Doug Linton sparked the Syracuse Chiefs to a 2-1 victory over Rochester before 3,767 fans at MacArthur Stadium, snapping a four game skid. It was Linton's sixth win of the season.
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Syracuse Chiefs
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Danny Marnell Survives Meningitis Returns to Day Care
A life threating bout with meningitis left Danny Marnell hearing impaired yet he returns to a day care center. He answers to his name and recognizes the ringing telephone, showing resilience and adaptation after the illness.
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Danny Marnell
Danny
Teen mother balances school and child at Nottingham High
Sue Simmons, 19, a Nottingham High senior and mother to a 10 month old Harmony, manages classes at school and home life. She plans math studies at Onondaga Community College and hopes for a four year degree in accounting despite the challenges of teen pregnancy and balancing responsibilities. The article notes rising teen pregnancy rates among Syracuse students and nationwide, highlighting educator concerns and health statistics.
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Nottingham High School
Harmony
Onondaga Community College
Washington
Tmo
Syracuse
Anpros Mably
Onondaga
National Center For Health Statistics
Bobes
Soviet name debate perplexes observers after unions collapse
Five months after the empire evaporated, experts argue over what to call the new state. Some cling to former terms while others push for evolving names and acronyms. Trade analyst Margaret Chapman offers a sharp take on the stalled options as post union identity remains unsettled.
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Russia
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HIV infection not always a death sentence researcher says
CHICAGO Some people infected with HIV may remain healthy and never develop AIDS, according to research at Cook County Hospital's Hektoen Institute. Montagnier of the Pasteur Institute in Paris says long silent HIV infection periods show immune systems staying intact for up to 10 years. He suggests co factors like mycoplasma bacteria may activate HIV, potentially transforming dormancy into AIDS.
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Hektoen Institute For Medical Research
Cook County Hospital
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Pasteur Institute
Paris
Montagnier
Students Reenact 18th Century Life at Jordan-Elbridge
Junior high students and teachers staged a colonial life day from 1750 to 1800. Audrey Tanner, 12, wore unbleached muslin chemise with a floral cotton skirt as hundreds watched campers cook chowder and traders barter whisky and flint.
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Jordan-Elbruige
Audrey Tanner
Hamilton Road
Elbridge
Nicholas Lisustah
Pat McDermott
Dawn Robinson
Jordan Elbridge High School
Perot excludes adulterers and homosexuals from top posts
Ross Perot told Barbara Walters in an ABC interview that he would not appoint a highly paid, evenly tax person to a top Cabinet post as it would distract from work. He said he would not hire people who cheated on spouses and would not name a person to head Education, Defense, or Treason departments.
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Barbara Walters
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Perot rejects appointing homosexuals or adulterers to cabinet
A reader asks if Ross Perot would appoint homosexuals or adulterers to his cabinet. Perot answers he does not want anyone likely to be at odds with the American people, fearing controversy will distract from the work. Call 470-6082 to share a caller’s excerpt for Sunday’s Herald American.
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Ross Perot
Herald American
Perot supporters plan Sunday tally at Polish Community Home
Local Perot supporters schedule a briefing at 4 pm Sunday at 915 Park Ave Syracuse Polish Community Home. Perot cousin Armen Perot of Binghamton will speak. for more information call 682-6428.
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Park Ave
Syracuse
Perots
Rarm Perot
Binghamton
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