Star receiver Marvin Harrison enters twilight of SU career
Star wide receiver Marvin Harrison faces late career days at Syracuse University as his time with the Orange winds down. The veteran playmaker has anchored the offense through key games this season and will be remembered for his big plays and leadership.
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Gammage death stirs Pittsburgh
Jonny Earl Gammage Jr who lived in Pittsburgh less than a year died after a slow-speed chase and brawl with five police officers. The incident sparked protests and calls for police reform as investigators weigh misconduct claims while relatives and civil rights groups push for accountability.
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Dallas woman sells 1963 JFK assassination film
Dallas city employee prepares to sell a nearly four minute color film shot from a Dallas County Court house window as the Kennedy motorcade passes. Scholars question its value as evidence while archivists at the Sixth Floor Museum hope for donation.
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Walsh Faces D C Financing Showdown In House
Syracuse area Rep James Walsh chairs the subcommittee that crafted a bill to fund the District of Columbia city government and today faces a House vote that could test his tenure as chairman. The panel's handiwork proceeds to a crucial decision on the annual spending bill.
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Quebec Leader Parizeau Resigns After Ethnic Vote Remark
Quebec’s separatist leader Jacques Parizeau quits after conceding defeat in the referendum and blaming the ethnic vote and immigrants for the slim loss. He defended his remark as harsh but factual and insisted the decision was made long ago, not in reaction to the controversy.
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Lost pet trauma and a city audit clash in Syracuse news
Columnist Dick Case recounts a stolen cat causing owner tears and action while Auditor Minchin Lewis disputes a year-old Syracuse funding figure. Also sports notes on Chittenange and Homer advancing toward the Section TH Class B final at the Carrier Dome and Weedsport versus Little Falls for the Class C crown.
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