Midnight in the Garden a Nottingham author talks on Savannah portrait
Nottingham graduate and author John Bereidt discusses his best selling Savannah portrait and his role in Tuesday's performance. Lady Chablis headlines a jazz concert adding city flair.
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Mets Hang On in 1-Game Playoff Versus Reds Tonight
The New York Mets face the Cincinnati Reds in a decisive one game playoff tonight. Both clubs seek a spot in the postseason as star players prepare for a high stakes battle at the site of the showdown.
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Weather forecast notes with daily highs and lows
The forecast lists cloudy showers for tonight and a chilly Tuesday with clouds and sun. Wednesday is partly sunny with a possible shower, followed by increasing clouds on Thursday with brisk winds. Temperatures range from the mid 50s to low 40s with varying highs and lows.
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Tuzla memorial marks massacre victims as soldiers find respite
In Tuzla Bosnia a sunny Saturday shows civilians strolling past cafes while 10th Mountain Division soldiers replenish morale after patrols. The central square hosts a memorial to 71 massacre victims from May 25 1995 with a haunting poem about life and death.
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Mission to Bosnia The Syracuse Ian
Central New York troops from Fort Drum are deployed in Bosnia to aid reconstruction after years of war. A veteran scene shows 15 bouquets on a step beneath a plaque, each ribbon bearing a victim’s name. Soldiers in fatigues relax under canopies near cobblestone streets and shops.
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SUNY Faces 110 Million Dollar Budget Deficit
Albany reports SUNY's $110 million hole equals about 5 percent of total operating funds, with hospitals and central administration at the core. Officials deny imminent tuition or program cuts this year but warn of possible actions next year. lawmakers and critics blame the stalled budget process and delayed plan.
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Health insurance gap widens amid U S growth
In a Knight Ridder report, Census data show 44.3 million Americans lack health insurance, up 1 million from 1997 and 2.7 million over two years, prompting renewed debate on expanding coverage. President Clinton orders nationwide outreach to prevent improper exclusions from federal programs as candidates propose federal initiatives. House Republicans seek tax reforms to aid affordability for small business owners and the self-employed.
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TV dreams and a quirky Top 10 fusing notes
A noisy collage of TV culture and trivia covers late night musings on sleep patterns and imagined TVland, with references to a football game, Reagan biographer, and lottery results. The fragmentary text blends media prompts, opinions, and odds lines without a clear narrative.
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