Lila State claims win over Medfly in California
California officials declare eradication of the Mediterranean fruit fly after 15 months and 52 million spent. USDA deputy secretary Jack Parnell says the infestation is eradicated unless another introduction occurs.
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Judge blocks CNN from airing Noriega tapes in case
U S District Judge William Hoeveler barred CNN from broadcasting parts of taped conversations involving Manuel Noriega and his lawyers, citing attorney-client privilege and fairness of trial concerns. The network disputed the ruling and sought an emergency hearing while the government denied illegality of the taping.
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Man guilty of assaulting multiple personality victim
A 29-year-old Oshkosh man, Mark Peterson, was found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman who testified he knew of her multiple personalities. The case involved a juried trial that drew national attention and faces a potential ten-year sentence under Wisconsin law.
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Woman denies arsenic murder of boyfriend in North Carolina
Blanche Taylor Moore testified that she did not drug or poison Raymond Reid with arsenic or cause the deaths of two husbands. She described herself as jailed unjustly, cried in court, and denied drafting Reid's will or harming people. The 57 year old Alamance County grandmother faces a murder charge in Reid's 1986 death and related counts tied to prior poisonings.
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New York Mayor Dinks Cuts City Budget and Jobs
New York Mayor David Dinkins announced 288 million in cuts including 5,500 city jobs this year and potential 20,000 next year through layoffs and attrition. The plan also includes a 100 million sale of a parking lot to help close a 388 million shortfall, with a further budget proposal due January 15 to address a 1.6 billion gap.
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City bans most cigarette machines in public venues
New York City Council votes to ban cigarette vending machines in most public places to curb youth access. Taverns exempt, awaiting Mayor Dinkins signature. advocates say it protects children while opponents warn of job losses for workers in the vending industry.
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