Hooray for school in Central New York opens year
Reynolds Elementary teachers decorate and prepare while upbeat messages greet students. Districts including Liverpool and North Syracuse start as rest of county schools open. First-grade teachers like Helen Stafford and Linda Keenan describe hectic prep and routines as 11 23 a.m. lunch marks begin.
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Michael Conway
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Laverpool
North Syracuse
Helen Stafford
Linda Keenan
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Judge rules lesbian mother unfit. custody awarded
In Richmond Virginia Circuit Judge Buford Parsons ruled that Sharon Bottoms two year old son Tyler Doustou should live with her mother Kay Bottoms. The decision stated Bottoms living with her live in partner April Wade renders her an unfit parent and cited her admission of oral sex as a felony in Virginia.
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Buford Parsons
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Virginia
Tyler Doustou
Political struggle endangers PLO peace plan in Mideast
The Supreme Court urged Israel's Rabin to dismiss Interior Minister Aryeh Deri and Deputy Religious Affairs Minister Rafael Pinchasi amid corruption probes. Shas threatens to quit the coalition if the ministers are fired, risking the government and ongoing peace talks. Yasser Arafat gains backing from Oman’s Sultan Qaboos, mending ties with Gulf states after years of estrangement.
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Retiree With Gun Withdraws From Bank for Rent
Leona Vanatta, 66, accused of brandishing a weapon and carrying a concealed firearm after pulling a gun on a San Fernando bank teller and taking $242. Prosecutors declined armed robbery charges, citing the victim’s Social Security status. The incident followed a stalled Supplemental Security Income deposit.
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Surgeon general Joycelyn Elders confirmed in Senate vote
Dr Joycelyn Elders was approved 65 to 34 to become the United States surgeon general after a contentious confirmation centered on abortion and condom distribution. President Clinton lauded bipartisan support and she was sworn in today at the Department of Health and Human Services with a White House ceremony planned next week.
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New York
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