North Syracuse teachers end two week strike
North Syracuse teachers returned to classrooms after approving a district agreement reached in a lengthy overnight session. Compromises covered non reprisals cooling off period management rights and teaching specialists issues. About 500 of 700 teachers ratified the pact in Mattydale.
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Dan Padovan
Syracuse
Taining
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North Syracuse Education Association
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Empire Stakes Holiday Lottery Launch Promises $980000 Prize
State Lottery director John Quinn announced tickets go on sale tomorrow for a special Empire Stakes Holiday lottery ending with a year end drawing for a $980000 lump sum top prize. The plan includes 30 finalists and 29 non winning finalists earning about $14000 each.
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New York
John Quinn
Quinn
Albany
Ford
Syrians Seize Beirut in Arab League Occupation
Syrian troops and Arab League peacekeepers entered Beirut to end 19 months of civil war. They controlled key sites including radio stations, the central bank, and government offices while civilians greeted them. An infantryman was wounded by a land mine in Ein Rummaneh as the force expanded its control.
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Lebanon
Arab League
Banese
Central Bank
U.S
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Riyadh
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Elias Sarkis
Quake Shakes Peking Aftermath Rumors Rise
A strong earthquake struck Peking causing shaking and panicked crowds with no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Measurements varied with 6.5 on the Richter scale per the National Earthquake Information Service and 6.8 by the Seismological Institute in Uppsala, Sweden.
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National Earthquake Information Service
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Sweden
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Clear tonight with mild sun following near 40
The forecast from Hancock Airport calls for clear periods tonight with temperatures in the mid 20s. Snow is expected to disappear tomorrow as sunny skies return and temperatures reach about 40 degrees. Chance of precipitation remains around 10 percent through tomorrow.
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Van Buren site tops choice for new municipal stadium
Wallace says only the 90 acre Van Buren lot owned by Anthony Santaro meets grant criteria for the $15 million stadium project. Other sites fail due to land ownership or construction timing. no alternative location satisfies the federal Public Works Employment Act requirements.
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J. Michael Kelly
van Buren
Onondaga County
Ways and
Thomas $. Wallace
5Th Dist
Anthony Santaro
Sears
S. Salina Street
Penn Central
Erie Boulevard West
City Dpw
Erie Boulevard
Alexander and
Horwood Jones
Baldwinsville
Wallace
Municipal Stadium Committee
Ways and Means
Jones
DPW
Healthy children excluded from swine flu immunization effort
The U S Public Health Service said healthy children ages 3 to 18 will be left out of the nationwide swine flu vaccine program due to a shortage. Only eight million doses suitable for children will be available before February, allowing four million children to be immunized after two doses.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Public Health Service Today
The
Health Service
Ford
Theodore Cooper
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Cooper
Sticky Morning at Alabama Diner
Odessa Crenshaw faced a sticky scene in Montgomery when a waitress cleared a booth after a breakfast party of one woman and two men left. The trio had glued all items—plates cups cutlery napkins and condiments—to the table with industrial glue.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Odessa Crenshaw
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