Davis death sentence for 1993 kidnapping slaying
Richard Allen Davis was sentenced to death on Thursday for the 1993 abduction and murder of Polly Klaas, a case that drew national attention and spurred discussions on juvenile crime and victim rights.
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Look Back to the 1890s for Modern Economic Answers
The piece argues that 1990s economic woes echo issues faced a century ago. It notes megacorporations, long hours, widening inequality, heavy taxes on the poor, light taxes on the rich, political attacks, and local incentives to attract business. It suggests history can illuminate possible paths forward.
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Progressive Era reforms reshape party system and law
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Liverpool traffic figures questioned in 1995 grant filing
Liverpool police dispute a state traffic study claiming 80 000 cars daily at Old Liber al Road and Route 370 intersection. Officials say actual traffic is about half that, while federal grants awarded 75 000 dollars to add an officer prompt scrutiny of the application figures and staffing changes from 1974 to 1994.
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Fayetteville merchants plan a one day sales tax boycott
Fayetteville merchants will waive state and local sales taxes on Oct. 12 offering customers a 7 percent discount. The event, echoed with a Paul Revere dress and revolutionary decor, aims to mimic colonial resistance while funds will still be paid to Governor George and Onondaga County. Some local stores including Ms. Fit Clothing will participate. the Fayetteville Mall and village businesses outside the village will not.
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Lunar eclipse delights North America with harvest moon sighting
Across North America spectators watched a total lunar eclipse aligned with the harvest moon. The Earth’s shadow darkened the moon as Saturn glowed nearby, offering a timeless, precisely timed celestial show. Sky & Telescope editor Kelly Beattie called it an equal opportunity event.
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Eastwood House Demolition Okay Granted by City
City approves tearing down a dilapidated house in Eastwood as part of urban cleanup. Public officials cite safety and code enforcement aims while residents express concern over displacement and project timing.
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