Dry weather slows Tahoe wildfire fight near rugged terrain
Firefighters struggled to halt wildfires near Lake Tahoe California as dry conditions and rough ground hindered efforts. The largest blaze in the region had burned about 20 000 acres, challenging crews and prompting continued containment work and air support.
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Brewers Rally Past Mariners In 10th To Stay Close
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated Seattle 7 to 2 in 10 innings on Thursday night, keeping pace with the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League pennant race.
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Lost Boyz plot to kill girl at Fort Drum base
Donald Self 16 led three friends in planning to scare or kill 14 year old Jackie Dacusin after she dated someone new and spread drug accusations. The four formed The Last Hour and allegedly killed Dacusin near Fort Drum Army base with multiple stabbings and a held-down mouth gesture. Police charged all four teens with second degree murder.
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Accidental U S missile kills Turkish sailors during NATO drill
The Pentagon says a U S Sea Sparrow missile from the USS Saratoga hit the Turkish destroyer Muavenet in the Aegean during Display Determination 92, killing five including Capt Kudret Gungor and injuring 14. Two sailors were flown to USS Iwo Jima and others to Izmir. Turkey’s premier calls it an accident.
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Perot candidacy rekindles old fire in local supporters
Local Perot backers cheered his return aired on CNN July 17 as he reentered the race. At Eklund Manufacturing in Liverpool 352 Long Branch Rd campaign workers celebrated with coffee and cake and blue chute cake lettering urged voting for a Better America. Supporters said the Texas candidate will press Bush and Clinton in debates and gain momentum after his withdrawal earlier.
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Coffins at St Marys City Hold Key to Ancient Air
Excavators at the ruins of the first Catholic chapel in colonial America uncover three sealed lead coffins from the 17th century. The find, discovered in November 1990, aims to extract samples of unadulterated air to study environmental changes over centuries. The project may take about six weeks.
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City woman found murdered in Syracuse home
A 64 year old Syracuse woman Mary Bonacci was found dead with her throat slashed in the rear bedroom of her home at 128 Green St on the north side. Police questioning her 35 year old son James Lowe as a suspect. Neighbors describe a quiet mother and son.
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Sirs of Syracuse University Accepting Sanctions Silence Apology
Syracuse University officials faced questions on Thursday after the NCAA placed the program on two years of probation for violations across men’s and women’s basketball, men’s lacrosse, wrestling, and football. None of the administrators apologized, prompting critics to call the scene an anomaly and embarrassment for a school famed for running a clean program.
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Syracuse faces NCAA probe amid new season drive
Syracuse University players and coaches push into a fresh season while navigating an NCAA investigation. Reports note violations by the football program were minor, with sanctions unclear, and SU earns support from its rivals as part of the ongoing situation.
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Boeheim says Syracuse skate through NCAA probe
Syracuse University basketball faced two years of probation after an NCAA inquiry into improprieties. The program is ineligible for post season play for the current season and next, with scholarship limits and recruiting restrictions for two years. Boeheim defended the team, noting higher expectations and predicting consequences would be enforced.
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