Moynihan at peak power as he seeks fourth Senate term
U S Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a bow-tied senator from New York, resumes campaigning for a fourth six-year term while holding Senate Finance Committee chairmanship. He cites Medicaid reform as a key promised change and appears poised to leverage influence at the Buffalo Democratic convention.
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Syracuse Falls In Semi To Virginia In Lacrosse
In the national tournament semifinal, Virginia edged defending champion Syracuse 15 to 14. The fragment also notes casualties and survivors, with a stark aside on loss of life and dignity, and mentions page A13.
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Virginia
Syracuse University
Readers share stories of puppy love and belly laughs
A jumbled excerpt notes readers sharing puppy love anecdotes and belly laughs in a feature on page 29 while a columnist predicts a dull Democratic candidate meeting next to a recent lively GOP event. It also mentions a state task force report opposing doctor assisted death by personal action.
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Twin valedictorians pair headline Columbus Mississippi twins
Quintrelle and Quintelle Griggs, identical 17 year old sisters, graduate as co valedictorians at Columbus High School with perfect 4.0 GPAs. They plan to pursue pre engineering at Mississippi University for Women for two years and then transfer to Mississippi State University to finish an engineering degree.
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Columbus, Miss
Mississippi University
Mississippi State University
City planted trees fail as downtown greenery fades
In a three block area of South Salina Street forty three of forty eight city planted trees are dead or lifeless leaving downtown Syracuse barren. Officials say replacements may occur in kind but not at city expense under warranty.
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Syracuse
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Bush
Officially girls can serve at altar in Syracuse parish change
The Vatican recognizing a long held practice, Catherine Wise began altar service at age ten after her mother Sharon McCall asked her to join at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Syracuse. Catherine, or C.J., has continued since eighth grade at Christian Brothers Academy. The shift reflects a historic policy change for girls in Catholic liturgical roles.
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Sharon McCall
Catherine
Syracuse
C.J
Christian Brothers Academy
Ellen Blalock
Sinan
Moynihan Faces Reelection As New York Senator
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, New York's senior U S senator, reflects a bold mix of views as he nears a third term. The three term Democrat weighs in with strong opinions while campaigning for reelection.
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New York
U.S
Moynihan
Low scores fail to oust New York workers' judges
Eight state Workers' Compensation Board judges failed Civil Service exams but remained employed by the agency. The board created new temporary 18 month positions for most, maintaining nearly their former salaries to reduce backlogs. Assemblyman Townsend alleges the reshuffle protects appointees and suppresses unemployment.
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State Workers’ Compensation Board
Syracuse
David R. Townsend Jr
R-Oriskany
Vatican Blesses Altar Girls After Years of Debate
After years of struggle over gender roles in worship, the Vatican finally approves altar girls as part of broader reforms. The change grants women and girls a larger presence in Mass, aligning practice with evolving expectations within the church.
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