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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Syracuse Herald Journal
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Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1994
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North Korea edging toward doubled plutonium output
The Washington Post reports North Korea may be six months from doubling plutonium production capacity for nuclear weapons. IAEA inspectors noted a building at Yongbyon for plutonium extraction, with a second reprocessing line under construction, and limited access during visits. US and UN pressure for inspections continues amid stalled joint exercises.
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North Korea
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Yongbyon
Clinton urges unity to combat fear in radio address
President Clinton urged Americans to rededicate themselves to common goals and values to fight fear and hopelessness. He called for work together to solve problems, strengthen the American community, and stressed the Easter Ramadan and Passover season as a time of reflection and renewal.
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High priced spark plug connector raises abuse concerns
House Armed Services investigations subcommittee found Pioneer UAV Inc overcharged the Navy for spark plug connectors used in Pioneer unmanned aerial vehicles. A $10.77 part sold to a Washington retailer contrasted with a $544.09 government quotation, suggesting possible multimillion dollar overpayments and prompting whistleblower protections. The probe continues with ongoing scrutiny of defense contracting practices.
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State leaders reach tentative budget deal in Albany
Gov. Mario Cuomo and legislative leaders report a tentative plan worth over 62 billion dollars, including business tax cuts and more aid to local governments and schools. The accord awaits Senate Republican approval and Assembly Democrats consent, with private sessions planned early next week and a Friday news blackout.
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Brinkley among five in Telluride helicopter crash
Model Christie Brinkley and four others were stranded on a gusty mountainside for about five hours after their Telluride helicopter crashed. One man was seriously injured and airlifted to St Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction. Brinkley sustained minor injuries as rescue crews battled 40 to 50 mph winds and heavy snow to hoist the group from the slope.
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