Realities of lies as wives cope with husbands' sexuality
Women confront shattered trust as husbands reveal secret gay lives. The article contrasts private pain with public scandal, noting how deception erodes marriages and family ties amid shifting social norms.
Weather and politics mixed in a cluttered bulletin
Mixed items note forecast with clouds and cool days through Saturday while political briefs mention Brazil’s inflation leader in upcoming vote, Mandela urging U S investment, Pope John Paul I health concerns and local civic notes on city projects and gender facilities.
Time trials at DIRT Week ahead for Orangemen
Time trials loom at DIRT Week as Syracuse Orangemen prepare for a challenge against Pittsburgh. Coaches stress focus and readiness for a tough event, with anticipation building for key performances and potential upsets during competition.
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Mother Set Fire to Blanket In Murder Attempt
Penni Davis, 29, is accused of attempted murder arson and child endangering after a fire at 118 Brookline Road Mattydale. She allegedly started the blaze to kill herself and Samantha Davis a six year old girl who escaped the flames after being told to close her eyes. Davis suffered first degree burns and faces hospital treatment while awaiting trial.
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Jew questions Catholic annulment of Jewish marriage
Sheryl Asch, a Jew, challenged the Catholic Diocese of Syracuse after its Marriage Court ruled her 22 year marriage to Dr. Richard Waldman invalid. The decree dated November 23, 1993 said she was free to contract marriage per Catholic laws, though she never sought such permission and questioned why Catholics meddle in her Jewish marriage. The tribunal noted annulments require one party to request and a Catholic involvement in the union.
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Former Colgate president eyed SUNY chancellor post
SUNY plans to announce Thomas Bartlett as its new chancellor. Bartlett, former Colgate University president and ex chancellor of Oregon and Alabama systems, would replace D Bruce Johnstone who resigned from pancreatic cancer. News conference set in New York City. sources call Bartlett selection likely and awaiting official confirmation.
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TV Mom Harriet Nelson Dies at 85
Harriet Nelson, famed TV mom of the Nelson family from 1950s and 60s television, died at 85 at her Laguna Beach home. She had long battled health issues including emphysema and heart trouble, with family by her side as she passed peacefully.
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Espy resigns amid ethics probe and Tyson grant
Agriculture Secretary Espy says he will quit December 31 to focus on a widening ethics investigation. The probe centers on gifts from Tyson Foods and other entities, including a $1,200 scholarship to his girlfriend, Patricia Dempsey, which she has returned. Espy has repaid over $7,600 in expenses.
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