Cuckoo Burger Name Draws Criticism in Narragansett
Ann MacDonald of the Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Rhode Island calls for changing the Razzy Burger Cafe menu naming. Owner Michael Maxon defends the quirky menu featuring salmon pistachio and tuna pesto hamburgers, saying they are meant as playful creations.
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Narragansett
Ann MacDonald
Alliance For the Mentally Ill of
Rhode Island
Michael Maxon
Kasparov Wins World Chess Title Amid Prize Battle
Garry Kasparov leads 10-7 after 17 games of the world chess championship with 3 games remaining in the 20 game match. Viswanathan Anand concedes a draw on the 63rd move to force a total draw. If tied Kasparov keeps the title but shares the $1.35 million prize. this would be Kasparov’s fifth defense since 1985.
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New York
Viswanathan Anand
Garry Kasparov
Kasparov
Ighan
God
Gare
Bronx School Safety Official Charged With Drug Smuggling
A New York Bronx public school safety supervisor named Heriberto Collazo was charged after authorities discovered nearly six pounds of cocaine concealed inside a computer at Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in San Juan Puerto Rico. He was arrested Wednesday following questions by customs agents.
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New York
Bronx
United States
Puerto Rico
Heriberto Collazo
Luis Munoz Marin International
San Juan
U.S
Tears of hope could restore sight at Miami lab
Dr. Stephen Phlugfelder of the University of Miami Bascom Palmer Eye Institute says tears are vital to vision. He notes dry eye can threaten sight and, for some, cornea transplants are the only salvage. His research aims to create tears so natural patients could cry with them.
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Florida
Stephen Phlugfelder
University of Miami
Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
Phlugfelder
Mercury drops in Everglades fish but risk remains
Mercury levels in Everglades fish have fallen by about 30 to 40 percent this year. Scientists note a historic hot zone that harmed wildlife, including a Florida panther, but caution that many fish still contain toxic mercury and should be avoided.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Everglades
Forrest Ware
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commissauderds
Six youths charged in beating death near Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri six boys aged 10 to 17 were charged with murder and assault for killing Jerry Hosher 46 who waited for a ride to work at a packing plant. A 15 year old and a 17 year old were charged as adults with first and second degree murder. The others faced juvenile counts.
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Kansas City
Jerry Hosher
Core
Hoshor
Cindy Hoshor
Trash can fire shuts Salt Lake City airport briefly
A small blaze forced the evacuation of about 1,000 people from Salt Lake City International Airport and shut the control tower for about 90 minutes. Hot cigarette butts in a trash can sparked the fire in a third floor restaurant storage closet, according to airport officials.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City International
American Airlines
Northwest
America West
Vanard
Fire destroys large area at Point Reyes Seashore
Firefighters mopped up remaining hot spots after flames burned 12 000 acres and felled a third of hiking trails on Point Reyes National Seashore. Naturalists surveyed the smoldering zone as closures extend this week with 928 firefighters still on site and costs near 4 million. The blaze destroyed 45 homes on Inverness ridge and caused about 40 million dollars in damage.
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San Francisco
Point Reyes National Seashore
Naturaliete
Inverness Ridge
Declining values blamed for youth problems in poll
A Herald American poll of 500 Central New York residents shows 10.5 percent cite lack of knowledge as a major issue, 9.1 percent lack of education, and 8.7 percent a weak economy as top problems for children. Community leaders debate whether morals or schooling drive youth behavior.
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Vito Lasito
Pediatrics Society of
Onondaga County
Ronald B. Dewberry
Bethany Baptist Church
Irving Ave
Dewberry
Norma Burgess
Syracuse University
Burgess
The
Herald-Journal
Central New York
Onondaga
Madison
Oswego
Cayuga
Survey Sampling Inc
Fairfield
Syracuse Newspapers’ Research Department
Peg Bell
Pollard
Community panel seeks stronger families through effort
Readers share how economic pressure and moral decline strain families. Parents confess lapses in time with kids, urge meaningful activities, better communication, and faith as guides. Panelists outline roles for educators, clergy, and communities to support families amid modern pressures.
InterReligious Council to host eight public forums
The InterReligious Council of Central New York will stage eight public forums. The first is Wednesday October 11 at 7 p.m. in Sulzie Auditorium at the Marley Education Center. Free parking is available in Crouse Irving Memorial’s parking garage.
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Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Marley Center
Irving Ave
Syracuse
Religious Council of
Central New York
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Herald American
Herald-Journal
Crouse Irving Memorial
Syracuse University
Michelle Abdul Sabar
New York State Commissioner of Education
Slamic Society of Central New York Woman's Representative
Bill Lott
CSW
Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center
Greater Love In
Christ Church
Daniel Jeter
Congregation
Beth Sholom- Chevra Shas
Camilla McCabe
InterReligious Council of
Sulzie Auditorium
Marley Education Center
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