Teenagers gamble at Turning Stone casino in Verona
New York Times reports Turning Stone grants 18 year olds access to gambling, attracting college students from two dozen nearby schools. Sources note the 18 year old policy mirrors lottery and track bets elsewhere, prompting concerns about youth responsibility and potential addiction. Local officials remain noncommittal.
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Former Syracuse mayor Alexander leaves prison life behind
Former Syracuse mayor Alexander, 66, is due to leave the Rochester federal medical center after nearly 16 years in custody for taking about 15 million dollars in kickbacks from city contractors. He will fly to Chicago then Rochester to reunite with his wife Elizabeth and two sons, with plans to move into a halfway house and seek home detention for the final months of his sentence.
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Haiti standoff as UN ship nears coast
In Port au Prince right wing demonstrators prevent UN landing steps. About 100 supporters line seaside boulevard. Hartians glare from cars as the US ship Harlan County offshore. Protesters vow to block democracy restoration with Aristide.
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Arturo's Laughter and Lasagna Nearing Last Call
After 35 years Arturo Belge announces Arturo's Italian Food in Mattydale will be auctioned on Oct 25. The quirky Eastwood to Mattydale spot, famous for gag items like the Bad Breath Bonanza, will likely stay open a month after the sale. Belge cites plant closings and fatigue but plans no return to the business.
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Nobel Prize awarded to U S economists Fogel and North
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science to Robert W. Fogel of the University of Chicago and Douglass C. North of Washington University in St. Louis. It honors their work on economic history and the role of institutions in growth, noting ripples from railways to organizational changes influencing productivity and development.
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