SAT Scores Improve Across Onondaga County Districts in 1992
In Onondaga County public high schools 15 of 16 districts reported SAT averages above the state, with nine districts raising both math and verbal scores and seven dropping. Skaneateles showed the largest gains, while Fayetteville-Manlius saw declines. The Syracuse district remained below state averages.
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Onondaga County
Skaneateles
Georgette Hoskins
Fayetteville-Manlius High School
Syracuse
New York Women Fall Short in Primary Upset Bid
In New York primaries, women failed to prevail across 36 contests with at least one man facing a woman. Attorney General Robert Abrams narrowly defeated Geraldine Ferraro for the Democratic U S Senate nomination, while other top races saw men outpolled by women in only a few strong finishes such as Juana Crabb losing to Maurice Hinch.
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Albany
New York
U.S. Senate
California
Pennsylvania
Illinois
State Assembly
Robert Abrams
Geraldine Ferraro
al Sharpton
Elizabeth Holtzman
Upstate
Binghamton
Juanita Crabb
Maurice Hin
NewsLine offers 24 7 free information via telephone
A Syracuse newspaper introduces NewsLine a free 24 hour information service by Stan Linhorst. Call 472 2111 enter a four digit code from pages A12 or A13 to hear news weather sports or school updates plus trivia jokes Spanish news and more. It complements the Herald Republican and Post Standard and reflects over 150 years of local service.
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Stan Linhorst
News Today
NewsLine
Herald American
Herald-Journal
Post-Standard
Dave Fichorn
Wixt-Tv
Syracuse
Two Syracuse Toddlers Die From Meningitis Strike
Two Syracuse brothers Selassie Daley 3 and Zachary 2 died within twenty minutes after contracting meningitis. Public health tests seek whether the strain matches a Syracuse University student’s fatal case.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
David Brittain
Selassie Daley
Zachary
University Hospital
Coretta Royer
Selassie
Roger
Norma Daley
Fitch St
Syra
Bush the politician who could not keep his eye on the ball
Knight- Ridder News Service profile of George H. W. Bush tracing a career of patient persistence from a losing early run for office to becoming president. The piece notes his relentless ambition, luck, and competitive nature, while warning that governing may pose a tougher challenge than campaigning. It cites teammates on his temperament and his lifelong balance between politics and performance.
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Ronald Reagan
Bush
Detroit
Lud Ashley
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ellliot L. Richardson
Storge Bush
Yale University
Rccener
Morris Reenberg
Pedestrian Passes Paris Poster Urging Maastricht Vote
A pedestrian walks past a poster urging rejection of the Maastricht treaty in Paris on a Saturday. The treaty would unite Europe’s financial, foreign and defense policies. The French vote is today on whether to accept the treaty.
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Paris
Europe
Ohio State Ends Syracuse Unbeaten Dream In Dome
Ohio State thrashed Syracuse 35-12 in the Carrier Dome, ending the Orangemen’s bid at a perfect season. Buckeyes struck early with a 21-3 lead after four defensive plays and four INTs, six sacks, and four big plays fueling the victory over the favored team.
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Ohio State
Carrier Dome
Republic
Orangemen
Syracuse
Marvin Graves
MacPherson
Buckeyes
United Nations votes to suspend Yugoslavia from UN
Security Council recommends suspending Serb led Yugoslavia from the United Nations amid warnings it could derail Geneva peace talks. If General Assembly ratifies, the move signals a demand for Belgrade to stop attacks on Bosnia and curb ethnic cleansing. At least 10,000 killed since April as all sides face accusations.
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Security Council
Yugoslavia
Geneva
General Assembly
Belgrade
Bosnia
Milan Panic
Balkans
Republic of Serbia
U.N
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Chris Gedney
Arlier
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