City uses posh hotels to shelter AIDS homeless
New York reports the city spends up to 329 dollars daily to house homeless AIDS clients in high end hotels due to a 1999 court order. The Human Resources Agency notes limited availability of single room occupancy rooms and says it has shifted to higher market hotels to meet the shelter obligation.
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Group lists Hudson among endangered rivers
Albany based conservation group American Rivers classifies the Hudson River as one of the nation’s most endangered waterways and urges the EPA to approve GE dredging of PCBs from a 40 mile stretch north of Albany. The final EPA decision is set for August, and the river ranks fourth on the group’s annual list.
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Brooklyn couple pleads innocent in Kopp aiding case
The Brooklyn pair Dennis John Malvasi and Loretta Claire Marra pleaded not guilty in federal court Buffalo to charges of aiding the flight of James Charles Kopp. They face a bail eligibility hearing on April 24 after being charged April 3 with interfering in the government’s case against Kopp.
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Riots Flare in Cincinnati After Police Killing
Riots continue in Cincinnati following the killing of an unarmed Black man by police. Gangs rove the city attacking residents and officials as calls for calm spread amid ongoing unrest since November.
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Federal judge threatens Napster shutdown over piracy blocks
U S District Judge Marilyn Hall Patel warned Napster Inc may be shut down if it fails to block copyrighted works. She called Napster's efforts disgraceful and ordered a court-appointed expert to review claims by the recording industry that copyright material remains on the service.
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Eminem Given Probation For Concealed Weapon Charge
Rapper Eminem Marshall Mathers I was sentenced to five years probation after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon outside a Warren nightclub confrontation on June 4. He agreed to counseling and drug testing with restricted overseas travel and a prior deal dropping related charges.
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