U N War Crimes Court Opens as U S Opposes
The first permanent war crimes tribunal begins as the United States vetoes a Security Council step to extend U N peacekeeping in Bosnia without immunity for American troops. Secretary General Annan questions U S stance while diplomats warn of broader toll on peacekeeping and coalition efforts.
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United Nations
U.S
John Negroponte
Bosnia
United States
U.N
East Timor
Cyprus
Congo
Iraq-Kuwait
Kofi Annan
Security Council
Yugoslavia
Rwanda
Sierra Leone
Council
Bush Administration
Court
Washington
Bush
William Pace
International Coalition For A Criminal Court
Tribunal
Pace
New York trims recycling plan amid budget push
New Yorkers will no longer sort glass bottles and milk cartons from trash as the city rolls back parts of its recycling program to cut costs. Paper and metal will be collected. plastics and glass recycling are paused for up to two years. Critics warn of chaos and streets piling up while officials defend the move as pragmatic.
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New York
New
Michael Bloomberg
Bloomberg
Michael McMahon
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Franklin County Commission Minutes June 19 2002 session
The Franklin County Commission conducted a full regular meeting with Vice Chairman Ferguson and four commissioners present. Topics included Mission Statement and 2003 Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter budget, improvements and additions to the shelter, a 43000 transfer from the M E Shoger Estate to Capital Improvement Reserve, and updates to the District Court Building. The board approved payroll changes, two grant of temporary easements, a ranch deed to the animal shelter, and a Kansas Quitclaim Deed. Additional items covered maintenance road upgrades, IT director applications, Mental Health budgets, and various staff discussions before adjourning.
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Board of Commissioners
Fred E. Ferguson
Raymond R. Carey
Donald R. Stottlemire
Donald &. Waymire
John E. Taylor
Ferguson
Larry
Mages
Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter
Taylor
George Sell
Roberta Compton
M.E. Shoger
Earl Devore
District Court
Carey
Virgil Hermreck
Georgia Rd
Elis
Douglas
Craig Davis
Stottlemire
Joette French
Keith Churchill
Sara Caylor
Casa
4Th Judicial District
Waymire
Ralph C
Jane E. Tinnin
Franklin County
Ray DeJulio
Texas Rd
Riley Rd
Shawnee Rd
Ray
Fer
Guson
John Sharp
Larry Felix
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Chambers
City of Ottawa
USD 290
Don Stottlemire
Don Waymire
Andy Gassaway
Ed Taylor
Raymond Carey
Fred Ferguson
Shaun Perry
Lisa Dempsay
Charles Gillette
Eric Bushman
Gene Ramsey
Scott Bird
Rex Cummings
Jan Collins
Jeanette Lowry
Mary Stevens
Weldon Padgett
Bill Allegre
Deb Henningsen
Rocky Fleer-Husted
John Coen
Louis Reed
Loyd Builders
Annex
Kansas
B. Martin Peck Animal Shelter, Inc
Infiniti
Donald E. Waymire
SWB
S. Main
John Dowell
Bill Woods
Franklin County Planning Commissioner
Richmond
John
Planning Commission
Chet Leach
Diane Drake
Kevin Shaw
Kiki Gladman
Firefighter faces charges in Arizona largest wildfire history
A part time Bureau of Indian Affairs firefighter is charged with starting a June fire near Fort Apache that merged into Arizona's biggest blaze. Leonard Gregg 29 allegedly set grass ablaze for pay as about 423 homes burned and 463000 acres scorched near Show Low and Cibecue.
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Ariz. (Ap
Arizona
Leonard Gregg
Gregg
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Terry Barton
U.S. Forest Service
Colorado
Denver
Pike National Forest
Barton
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Cibecue
Show Low
Fire Rips White Mountain Apache Land Hurting Timber Tourism
Semi controlled officials of the White Mountain Apache Tribe including Gregg said a fire scorched tribal lands impacting timber and tourist income. The criminal complaint states Gregg used matches to ignite dry grass near Cibecue.
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White Mountain
Gregg
Cibecue
Mother charged with murder after leaving children in hot car
Tarajee Maynor, 25, of Detroit, is jailed without bond in Southfield on two counts each of first degree murder and felony child abuse for leaving Acacia Maynor 10 months and Adonnis Maynor 3 years in a locked Dodge Neon for over three hours while she had a salon hair appointment. The case could bring life in prison without parole if convicted.
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Southfield
Mich
Tarajee Maynor
Detroit
Acacia D. Maynor
Adonnis D. Maynor
Joseph Thomas
Maynor
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Flagstaff Federal Court
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Sugrea
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