The Boss of the show eases back and guides family team
The Boss of the show reduces pace as Strates Inc considers expansion while involving his sons and daughter in management. He values their input, stays connected by email, and reflects on health, discipline, and life changes. He contemplates a major show purchase while easing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Strates Inc
Jim
Jimm
Florida
Siates
Anderson
Phyllis
California
Death penalty plans face lengthy road to trials
Local lawyers and officials discuss the new death penalty ahead of funding and court rulings. McGinty of SADL says cases will take years to reach the Legislature for money and review. Mare Waldauer notes it may be five years before penalties reach trial, with questions over constitutional legality pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinty
SADL
Waldaver
Court of Appeals
Albany
Different Outcomes If Murder Case Goes to Death Penalty
District attorney William Fitzpatick argues the death penalty will differ under new statutes while Mulroy expects no major change in murder trials beyond sentencing. Waldauer notes the Susan Smith verdict as evidence juries see defendants as human, not faceless numbers, signaling a psychological shift for defense lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Susan Smith
Buffalo man and daughter killed in Thruway crash near Weedsport
A Buffalo man Chun Yim 48 and his 14 year old daughter Suet Yim died in a one vehicle crash on the New York Thruway near Weedsport. Police said the 1995 Isuzu Rodeo veered across the median and rolled over. Lee Yim 44 was airlifted to University Hospital and transferred to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester.
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Weedsport
Buffalo
Thruway
Chun Yim
Bailey Ave
Suet Yim
Lee Yim
Auburn Memorial Hospital
University Hospital
Syracuse
Strong Memorial Hospital
Roch
New York
Monroe County
Sullivan
Katherine Jenkins
Pittsford
Rochester
Douglaston
Queens
Westmoreland
Kiran & Chamaini
Michigan
van Buren
Rozin S Kennedy
Jackson
Cayuga County
EW McMeer
Quick Draw game brings new betting to bars and eateries
Quick Draw lets patrons pick 10 numbers from 1 to 8 or have staff generate them. A central computer flashes 20 winners every five minutes at participating venues. Establishments receive six cents of each dollar bet, with owners weighing the potential business impact and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Michael Bennett
Syracuse
Coach Mac
S. Warren St
Bennett
William Thompson
Thompson
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Tate Lottery
Frank Padawan
Rafferty
Fayette St
Anita Majewski
Restau
Exhibit brings AIDS faces to Utica display
Henry Nicols, 22, of Utica becomes one of four Central New Yorkers whose plaster face casts will join Project Face to Face. The traveling exhibit features masks of more than 40 people with AIDS, each paired with a cassette autobiography, aiming to educate teens through a humanized, visual story.
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Utica
Henry Nicols
Yanquel Laine
Nreols
Smithsonian Institution
Galleris
New
Jagon Dilley
San Francisco
Henry Nicola
Hia Tac
Nicol
Cooperstown
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Phyllss
New Smyrna Beach
Fara
Totel
Mare Waldauer
Onenaga County Bar Association
Ay Court
J Kom
William 1 Fitzpatick
Dadoge County
Atorney
Mulroy
Waldauer
Associated Press
Rafferty’s
Majewski
Tam” Majewski
Crown Bar & Grill
Jay Downs
Armory Square
Dick MacPherson
MacPherson
Maine
Treasury
Stanley
Norwich
Artiet
Jason Dilley
Dilley
Unea
Said Daltey
Tame ‘0
Dilfley
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