Magic Johnson Returns to Lakers to Run and Gun Once More
Earvin “Magic” Johnson plans a comeback with the Los Angeles Lakers drawing concern from teammates about his health and the team's own. The veteran guard will rejoin the lineup, aiming for offensive spark and leadership as the season resumes.
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Confidence Dips as Economy Stirs Anxiety Across Voters
Consumers express gloom about the economy and predict slower recovery, with confidence at historic lows compared to prior presidential elections. Analysts say political and market uncertainties heighten worry, while households reassess spending plans and future financial security.
Ex-hostage Polhill to speak at Liverpool dinner
Robert Polhill, held captive by terrorists in Beirut for three years, will headline the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee awards banquet in Liverpool. He recalled the ordeal and his humor kept him going as he now travels with his experience to inspire.
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Vietnam Era Choices Echo in 1980s Campaign
The piece surveys how Gitt avoided Vietnam via Army Reserve service and how the 1980s campaign replays World War II versus Vietnam era tensions. It notes Clinton, Quayle, and Bush positions on draft avoidance and service, with CNN polling showing 70 percent satisfied with Clinton's explanations.
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Bush and Clinton in monthlong debate challenge
President Bush proposes a four debate series ending before Election Day with a single moderator. Clinton counters by calling Bush’s plan a bluff and urges commission debates this Sunday and October 15. Ross Perot signals potential return if he enters as independent.
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Developer Camperlino Emerges as Major Area Builder
At 44, William James Camperlino owns multiple home building firms and a design build company. He controls or co owns 1200 acres in Onondaga County including Highfield Estates and Brittany Hills, owns Hagan Real Estate, MONY Towers, and a 90 acre resort project along the St Lawrence River. Partners describe him as a leading developer across residential and commercial projects.
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Marie Coughlin
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Onondaga County
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DeWitt
Brittany Hills
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Florida
St. Lawrence River
Alexandria Bay
Hagan Real Estate
Hagan
Mony Towers
Syracuse
John Gallinger
Gallinger Real Estate
Better Homes & Gardens
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Camperlino & Fatts Inc
Four teens charged in Fort Drum girl killing
Four teenage boys were charged with second degree murder after the stabbing death of 14 year old Jackie L. Dacusin at Fort Drum near Watertown New York. The suspects Giddings McGill Oakland Self all military dependents and classmates of the victim.
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Indian River High School
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James Parmley
Military Post
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David Edward Giddings
Jamey Lee McGill
Michael William Oakland
Donald Self
Daeusin
Jefferson County
James King
Lost Boyz
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