Liverpool High School band heads to national championship
In a dark parking lot the Liverpool High School marching band prepared for a 13 hour bus ride to Indianapolis for the National High School Band Championship. Sophomore bass guitarist Dave Springall expressed nerves and optimism about winning as 150 performers and 20 chaperones boarded four buses.
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Cortland Residents protest nuclear waste siting hearing
On the SUNY Cortland campus Cortland County residents faced a panel considering a nuclear waste dump. The public hearing featured 70 public safety officers and metal detectors as about 180 speakers urged the commission to reject the siting plan citing local impact and concerns.
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CIA plots to topple Noriega
Los Angeles Times reports a covert CIA operation of about 3 million dollars aimed at overthrowing Panamanian Gen Manuel Noriega. The plan reportedly has no restrictions beyond no assassination and could involve US troops, with President Bush declining to confirm or deny the report.
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Blustery Cold Weather With Snow Likely Tonight and Friday
A blustery cold front brings periods of snow tonight and Friday. Officials urge drivers to exercise care as winter conditions affect travel. Local forecasts warn of falling temperatures and gusty winds across the region through the end of the workweek. Included sections cover business, comics, editorials, entertainment, lifestyle, lottery, obituaries, sports, and state news.
Tornadoes leave trail of death across the South
Rescuers searched smashed homes as a tornado killed 43, injured 300, and left 500 homeless across seven states from Mississippi to Indiana. Temperatures dropped to 22 as cranes, floodlights, and Guardsmen assisted in the grim cleanup after late afternoon rush hour devastation.
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Bush slips on AFL CIA quip at labor convention
George Bush drew gasps at the AFL-CIO convention when he called the labor group the AFL CIA, then corrected himself. The moment recalled long standing questions about ties between the federation and the CIA in union projects abroad.
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Congress Eyes $120000 House Pay Rise Ethics Rewrite
Congress rushes a plan to lift House salaries above 120000 with an ethics loosening package. Leaders from both parties predict strong votes, while the Senate would not receive a raise this term and may pursue a slower plan.
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