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Cloudy with showers through Tuesday and Wednesday with cool lows. Aristide reportedly taps a moderate as prime minister. Clinton faces reaction to a leaked Social Security and tax document. Orangemen eye a Nov 5 clash with Miami. Curfew debate arises. Radio host tackles tough issues. Halloween candy health note. Readers swap German Chocolate Cheesecake recipes. Puppet Masters offers mid level chills. Singin in the Rain at Salt City theater. At the Movies highlights Central New York screenings. Grady critiques a new book on the O J Simpson case. Teen death raises youth division concerns.
Troubled teen vows to shape up again
Jeffrey Green, 18, from Syracuse's West Side, faces multiple charges including rape and robbery after a string of crimes from age six. He hopes to settle down after jail, but neighbors demand he stay behind bars as his case moves toward a court decision.
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Meaning of becoming a parent guided by Healthy Start program
Jennifer Dixon reports on Willie Ricks, a Baltimore man who turned from street life to fatherhood through the federal Healthy Start program. The initiative, funded by the U.S. Health and Human Services, will spend 89 million dollars this year and expand to seven additional communities including the Mississippi Delta, aiming to reduce infant mortality.
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Israel orders hunt to kill Hamas leaders after bus bombing
Prime Minister Rabin authorized security forces to kill Hamas military leaders in response to a Tel Aviv bus bombing that killed 22 people. Officials say dozens of Hamas activists were identified, with fears of reprisals as operations expand in Gaza and the West Bank amid renewed peace talks with Jordan and Palestinians.
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Jesse Jackson Urges Justice in Syracuse Visit
The Rev Jesse Jackson urged voters to back candidates who stand for social justice during a Sunday Syracuse stop. He warned against cynicism and anti incumbency sentiment, urging people to unite for a powerful coalition rather than turn on each other.
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State Lotte Jackpot Reaches 40 Million This Week
New Yorks Lotte jackpot climbs to 40 million for Wednesday the largest in almost six years Lottery officials report no first prize tickets sold for Saturdays drawing The last 40 million draw was 45 million on December 3 1988 followed by a 35 million Lotto pot on January 6 1991 Saturdays winning numbers were 15 20 24 26 49 52 supplementary 46
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Colombian tug suspect slips away with cops help
A suspected drug trafficker bound for extradition to the United States escaped in Bogota, with authorities citing possible involvement of about 25 officers. The incident prompted mass dismissals as Colombia's police faced its largest internal purge in years.
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