Suspect arraigned in Googin death at court
Jeffrey S. Clark, 34, arraigned on second degree murder in the death of Sean Googin, 15, who was killed July 3 while walking from his job to a relative’s home. Court attendance drew about 35 people as law enforcement and press observed.
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Heating costs rise for Niagara Mohawk customers this winter
Niagara Mohawk reports a typical Central New York household used about 952 therms of natural gas from November to April. This winter’s gas cost rose to $900.11, up from $647.23 last year, reflecting higher wholesale prices and colder weather. Officials lack current average use data as agencies report increased energy assistance stress.
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Weather snapshot forecast for next days
Sunday brings clouds and sun with warm winds. Monday shows partly sunny skies with a possible shower and highs near 68. Tuesday enters mostly cloudy period with showers possible and a high around 60. Wednesday mixes clouds and sun with a shower possible and a high near 58.
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Clinton sings hymn at Mother Teresa tomb in Calcutta visit
Former President Clinton prayed at Mother Teresa tomb then cuddled babies at the Missionaries of Charity orphanage. Surrounded by 300 children in 90 degree heat, he waved to a crowd of 1000 as Sister Nirmala praised him.
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Bush faces setback as Senate blocks further tax cuts
The Senate rejected a larger tax cut, approving a $1289 trillion 10 year plan in a 535 to 0 budget blueprint for fiscal 2002, short of the $1.6 trillion Bush sought. Analysts call it a political blow, signaling he must seek bipartisan accord to advance major initiatives. House and Senate negotiators will seek a compromise as Vice President Cheney and Bush defend the tax relief effort.
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U S diplomats await third meeting over detained crew
U S diplomats on Hainan await a third meeting with the 24 crew of the EP 38 as China presses for an apology. Washington and Beijing seek a quick resolution after a fighter jet collision over the South China Sea.
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Bush eases barrier to Onondaga Lake cleanup effort
President Bush amended a February executive order after House Republicans pressured him, allowing the Onondaga Lake cleanup to proceed under a 1995 project labor agreement that requires 75 percent union labor. The move affects federal funding and could influence bids for sewage treatment projects to prevent further pollution. Rep. James Walsh praised the change, noting ally Sean O Keefe helped push the amendment.
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