SU breaks into Top 20 in wire poll for first time since 1971
Syracuse University rises to No. 18 in the United Press International coaches poll, first Top 20 ranking since 1971 as the Orangemen start 3-0 for the first time since 1975. Coach Dick MacPherson votes but withholds his official ballot, though he lists the Orange at No. 12 on his TV show.
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UPI Coaches Poll Snapshot With Varied Team Rankings
The poll lists teams numerically by votes from coaches, showing Borida State and Arkansas near mid rankings, with Florida and Michigan also receiving votes. Notable gaps include Tennessee and Syracuse, while teams like Georgia and Washington appear at lower standings.
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Galleries of Syracuse City Within a City Opens Oct 14
The 550000 square-foot mixed use complex on South Salina Street features a seven store atrium with a glass roof and a central court. It houses retail shops, restaurants, a public library, offices and cinemas. The design aims to create an indoor public square for year round events and interaction.
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Richest Person Debates Between Forbes and Fortune
Forbes names Yoshiaki Tsutsumi as the world riches t with a 20 billion dollar net worth in its Oct 5 issue while Fortune puts him at 25 billion only to omit him from its top 10. Fortune's Oct 12 issue names Brunei's Hassan Bolkiah as No 1 with 82 million. Differences persist as both lists diverge on nationalities and rankings.
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Iran vows revenge after U S attack on Iranian ship
In the Persian Gulf a U S helicopter attacked an Iranian vessel planting mines. Four crew members were killed and 100 Iranians rescued. The strike, the deadliest since U S forces expanded to protect Kuwait oil routes, drew retaliation threats from Tehran as Iraqi raids reported nearby.
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False alarm caller won't face homicide charge, police say
A 23-year-old woman was charged Monday with falsely reporting alarms that led to a fatal Norik Syracuse crash. Police cited two false alarms at Parklane Apartments and noted the driver speeding as a factor while dispatchers were responding to the calls. One volunteer firefighter died after losing control of his car on Church Street while en route to a fire.
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