Japanese prime minister in coma after stroke amid govt crisis
Keizo Obuchi, 62, was reported in a coma and on artificial respiration after a stroke. Acting premier Mikio Aoki announced the illness, with officials stressing policy would not change. Critics accused the government of concealing news. Aoki considered dissolving the Cabinet as prognosis clarified.
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Woman Dies In Thruway Crash Near Utica Expressway Exit
Oneida County police say a wrong way crash on the Thruway west of Utica resulted in the death of Barnard from Rochester Institute of Technology. Frye, arraigned, remains jailed after the head-on collision prompted rescue crews to use Jaws of Life. The westbound lane was closed briefly. Firefighters noted the severity and an autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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Clinton hopeful train wreck avoided in Elian case
President Clinton expressed optimism a principled resolution could be found in the Elian Gonzalez custody dispute. Attorneys for the relatives pressed their arguments in federal court while urging a family court to hear the case and demanding continued options.
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R-Okla
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Nozzolio Defends Prison Plan Against Allegations of Racism
In a heated dispute, Nozzolio accuses critics of race baiting as groups urge lawmakers and Gov Pataki to soften drug laws and oppose new prison builds. Gangi condemns the report. Stafford Volker and Nozzolio defend Senate plans to add 1,500 inmate maximum security facilities, citing existing 750-cell prisons in their districts. A staffer notes Cuomo supported expansion alongside Republicans in the 1980s and 1990s. maximum security facilities carry about 95 million dollars in annual payroll.
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