Clinton motorcade sighting at local fair scene
Residents waited along the rear fair grounds as President Clinton’s motorcade passed toward a lunch at the Empire Room. A Special Metals employee watched from an outside stair. mothers and children lined up hoping for a glimpse. Secret Service and state police vehicles preceded and followed the procession.
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Vacationing reporters praise Lakes and Cayuga cuisine
John Cochran says the area leaves a strong impression with many good restaurants to sample. Reporters note enjoyable visits during a family vacation in Skaneateles, with CNN crews covering the trip and detailing meals at the Holiday Inn and McMurphy's Pub.
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No Trespass Watches Clintons at Manny Rio Yard
Manny Rio faced crowds gathered on his lawn near East Lake Road during Clinton visits to the McDonalds home. After motorcade arrivals around 4 40 p m and a 9 p m departure, large groups climbed trees moved blocks and crowded the property Rio posted no trespass signs and sought sheriff help to deter repeats and reduce risk.
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Salangers Meet Notable Guests At Sherwood Inn Dinner
A family at the Sherwood Inn overheard a political figure discuss policy during dinner. Connor Salanger wore a shirt reading Save the earth Reduce Reuse Recycle and received an autograph from Maureen Sieh. Local witnesses Mil e Rodham Clinton and reporters photoed the moment.
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Jimmy Sorendo and Clintons at Dairy Bar Incident
Auburn resident says Jimmy Sorendo and Bill and Hillary Clinton shared views at the Tout State Fair. A crowd cheered as Sorendo explained his interpretations while others gathered near in Wen Chelsea and Hale Berens Martine.
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Scaneateles youths spoof Bill Clinton visit with masks
Chinton seekers who couldn't get a picture of the sciwelly afternoon in anéateles happily snap, jotes of Paul Banus and ten by Hawkins instead. Banuski, 15, walked the vil lage streets wearing a rubber Bill Clinton mask a sign saying, "Bat at Doug's." Hawkins, 14, wearing a blue blazer, sunglasses, earpiece and a dour expression ed his Sent Service agent m 'Tn a time," said Banaski of Scaneateles He's owned the Clinton mask since December and cocked up the seniors idea after learn ing the first family was coming to town. He said he carried the sign because he supported res taurateur and Clinton critic Doug Clark, and partly because helted the irony. John Mariani.
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Clinton crunch ice cream delights at Bluewater Chill
Bluewater Chill owner Dan Ri reports strong sales for the Clinton crunch flavor from Purity Dairy in Ithaca. The ice cream blends caramel swirl and coffee crunch, crafted specifically for the Cartoonero.
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Bead Worker Presents Carved Cane at Clinton Visit
Larry Jones and Robin Jones offered a carved eagle-headed walking cane from the Six Nations to President Clinton during a State Fair visit. The prize piece, telling the Six Nations story and once awarded first place in 1996, with a value about $600, drew mixed reactions as dignitaries reportedly left early.
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Chelsea Clinton visits Skaneateles library amid large crowd
Chelsea Clinton, 18, toured the Barrow Gallery on East Genesee Street with a Secret Service escort, posing for photos and greeting fans outside the Skaneateles library. About 150 residents gathered, with some fans rushing to glimpse her, while agents redirected others and She promised to exit the same way she entered.
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President Clinton greets crowd at Bellevue golf outing
President Bill Clinton drew about 1 000 spectators at Bellevue as he teed off at the fifth hole. He shook hands with roughly 150 club members and families outside the clubhouse before beginning the round. Police and Secret Service secured the course while locals voiced mixed views on his visit amid ongoing political fallout.
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