Daily News strike arrests expand amid Manhattan march
Two striking Daily News drivers and a former driver were arrested after a powerful M-80 damaged a convenience store selling the tabloid. About 2,000 demonstrators, including Greyhound workers, rallied at the News building, with four people charged with disorderly conduct.
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World’s first heart liver transplant patient dies after rare rejection
Stormie Jones died at age 13 from heart rejection years after becoming the first heart liver transplant recipient. Doctors at Children’s Hospital said this late rejection is exceptionally unusual and not described in medical literature.
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Senators deny wrongdoing before panel in Keating Five case
The Senate Ethics Committee heard from the Keating Five as they denied unethical conduct and defended their integrity. Cranston and Riegle showed emotion while insisting their actions were proper and tied to concerns about bureaucrats and the Lincoln Savings affair. The committee will issue recommendations that could affect the five senators, with Cranston not seeking re election.
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Noriega voices doubts on fair trial amid fee fight
Manuel Noriega testified that delays in unfreezing assets threaten his ability to hire private lawyers. He asked to keep his defense team as prosecutors push for government paid counsel. He argued his case involves high level U.S. interests while noting staff and weapon disparities with the government. Judge Hoeveler did not rule after hearing but signaled openness to court appointed lawyers.
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Oil spill from Berge Broker tanker off Nova Scotia
The Norwegian flagged Berge Broker spilled between 4 million and 6 million gallons of crude oil in rough Atlantic seas about 700 miles southeast of Nova Scotia Tuesday. The Coast Guard said the tanker was en route to Newfoundland when the spill occurred.
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Inflation eases to 0.6 percent in October amid recession talk
The Labor Department says October CPI rose 0.6 percent, with core inflation at 0.3 percent, deflating energy price spikes. Trade deficit narrowed 3.3 percent in September, but petroleum imports hit a nine year high while exports fell.
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