Glavine Leads Braves in World Series Opener at Home
Tom Glavine will start for the Atlanta Braves in the World Series opener against the Toronto Blue Jays in Atlanta. He is pictured with teammate Terry Pendleton as he flashes a victory sign before the game.
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Atlanta Braves
Tom Glavine
Atlanta
Toronto Blue Jays
Terry Pendleton
Teens Test Bible Knowledge in Quiz Competition
Teen participants in the Assembly of God Bible Quiz must be well informed and quick to answer before opponents press the buzzer, highlighting the fast paced nature of the event and the emphasis on recall under pressure.
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Assembly of God
Syracuse projects questioned for $800 million bond funding
Albany officials scrutinize eligibility of the MacArthur Stadium and North Side ground transportation center in Syracuse for the Jobs for the New New York bond act. The Limestone Creek flood control project in Manlius also faces review as negotiators seek qualifying infrastructure projects to create long term private sector jobs. Assemblyman Bragman and Brown say discussions continue with no final decisions.
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Albany — Cuomo
MacArthur Stadium
North Side
Syracuse
Limestone Creek
Manlius
New New York
Kialg
Michael Bragman
Cicero
Bragman
R-Dewitt
Francis O'Connor
Mario Cuomo
Brown
The
Assembly Transportation
Comet Swift-Turtle Threat Foretold for 2126
Harvard Smithsonian astronomer Brian Marsden warns comet Swift Turtle may strike Earth in 2126 with a 1 in 10,000 probability. He notes the comet’s orbital path crosses Earth’s orbit and over long timescales the chance of impact rises, prompting concern over a potential cataclysm akin to the dinosaur extinction.
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Harvard-Smithsonan Center For Astrophysics
Brian Marsden
Marsden
Booed O'Connor faces hostile Dylan tribute in New York
At a star studded Dylan 30 year tribute in New York Sinead OConnor was booed off stage after a prior SNL pope picture tearing incident. She performed an a cappella Marley cover as boos rained down, then rejoined others for a final group number. Neil Young and many stars appeared. Dylan performed solo with guitar and harmonica.
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Bob Dylan
Sinead O'Connor
O'Connor
Dylan
Ayy Connor
Nan Irene
Bob Marley
Kris Kristofferson
Heaven's Door
Neil Young
Young
George Harrison
John Mellencamp
Eric Clapton
Tom Petty
Johnny Cash
Chrissie Hynde
Stevie Wonder
North Country
Clergy urged to denounce Clinton from the pulpit
Operation Rescue founder Randal Terry urged Christians to vote against Bill Clinton, sending letters and brochures to 27,000 clergy nationwide and planning 63,000 more mailings next week. The materials accuse Clinton of promoting rebellion against the Ten Commandments and liberal policies on abortion, women in combat, and teen condoms.
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Binghamton
Bill Clinton
Operation Rescue
Randal Terry
Terry
Clinton
Gulf veterans disease cluster linked to desert service
Washington reports an unreported cluster of Gulf War illness among 79 Seabees who served together in the desert. Seventeen from a Columbus Georgia detachment are observed, others from Greensboro North Carolina Charlotte Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee and Huntsville Alabama. Some doctors suspect leishmania tropica parasite infection in about 25 of the severely ill Seabees.
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Washington
Navy
Desert
Columbus
Timothy Simpson
Greensboro
Charlotte
N.C
Knoxville
Class Com Edits by Sa hl Sr Local
A local school reports changes to class education editing standards. Sa hl Sr local officials announce revised guidelines affecting curriculum, grading, and classroom procedures for the upcoming term.
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Sahl Sr
Bush Claims Clinton Draft Evader After Hecklers Clash
President Bush, angered by jeering supporters of Bill Clinton at a Middlesex County College rally, Accused Clinton of evading the draft for the first time. He denounced protesters as draft dodgers as the event devolved into a tense scene with Clinton partisans shouting him down.
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Bush
Clinton
Middlesex County College
New Jersey
Thomas H. Kean
Health care plan ranks elderly last for clinics
Florida proposes seven category triage for state funded clinics with elderly 65 plus placed last or excluded in overcrowded counties. Critics call it blatant age discrimination as parents and seniors voice concern at public hearing in Broward Hollywood.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Florida
Larry Sherber
Lincoln Manor
Hollywood
Debra Harley
Broward County
Retiring pastor blessed with the power of speech
The Rev. Alexander Carmichel, retiring after 43 years at DeWitt Community Church, preaches on his 80th birthday at Marble Collegiate Church. Renowned for humor and moving oratory, he began as a 1937 country preacher after Syracuse and Boston studies, shaping a lifetime of pastoral leadership.
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Alexander Carmichel
Manhattan
Marble Collegiate Church
Norman Vincent Peale
Dr. Peale
Upstate
Carmichel
DeWitt Community Church
Erie Blvd
DeWitt
Edwin Taylor
Alex
Syracuse University
Boston
Ellen Blalock
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