Seahawks flummox Philcox in 22-5 loss to Cleveland
Former San Antonio star Philcox struggled with four turnovers as Cleveland Zalti faced a Seattle defense that forced miscues and limited scoring. The Seahawks held a decisive edge, turning takeaways into a rout and earning a convincing win.
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Doggie Day Care Solves Destructive Dog Problem in Canastota
Suzie and Bill Marshall opened Aloha Pet Lodge on Route 5 in Canastota to care for dogs while owners work or dine out. Muttley, a 4 year old dog, chewed doors and furniture, prompting the family to start the day care over a year ago. The lodge, also offering boarding, training, and a pet taxi, charges five dollars daily and twenty dollars weekly.
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City man shot four times and lives
A 26 year old Syracuse man Neil Dickson was shot four times on Salina Street porch and survived. Toshiro Scott, 19, of Onondaga Avenue, was arrested within 15 minutes on assault weapons and drug charges and to be arraigned in City Court. Scott previously faced acquittal in a separate 2015 execution style slaying.
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Monument Honors Famine Dead At Ukrainian Church
A memorial at St. Luke's Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Camillus honors the 1932 33 famine victims in Ukraine created by Stalin's policies. The commemorative service recalls the bloodbath era as the congregation of about 60 families marks the dark legacy of Soviet rule.
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Camillus
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Pepsico ends Michael Jackson endorsement deal
Pepsico canceled its endorsement with Michael Jackson two days after he canceled a world tour citing addiction to painkillers. A spokesman said the deal, which sponsored his tours and soda ads, was to end when the Dangerous tour concluded.
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New York seeks tougher smog rules with EPA plan
New York, Connecticut and New Jersey will ask the federal government to impose stricter controls on smog. If approved, gasoline prices could rise and regulations on consumer products like deodorants and hair sprays would change. The plan targets at least a 15 percent reduction in smog forming chemicals by 1996 to clear New York City air by 2007 and other areas by 1998. The states hope for lenient EPA interpretation of the Clean Air Act and consider vehicle emissions inspections every 10 years to boost effectiveness.
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