Pilgrims crowd into Jerusalem during Easter services
Thousands of pilgrims flocked to Jerusalem for Good Friday services under tight Israeli security as a sandstorm swept across the Holy Land. In Rome, Pope Paul VI carried a light cross in a Good Friday procession near the Colosseum, addressing criticism of his stance on ethics and abortion.
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New York Sues New Jersey Over commuter income tax
New York State sues New Jersey in the U S Supreme Court seeking more than 225 million dollars in commuter taxes on New Yorkers working in New Jersey. The suit argues the tax on nonresidents is unconstitutional and deprived New York of revenue between 1962 and 1975.
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James H. Tully Jr
New York State Department of Taxation and Finance
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Supreme Court
Maine
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Super Easter Sunday Bright in Central New York
The National Weather Service forecasts a near perfect Easter Sunday in Central New York with a high of 80 to 85 degrees and little rain. Tonight will be clear with a low in the 50s, and winds will be variable at 5 to 15 mph.
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New York
National Weather Service
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Love the Feeling That Makes a Boy Think of a Girl
A reflective feature on love shaping a boy to value a girl as highly as himself, exploring inner thoughts, gender perceptions, and romantic ideals in youthful experience. The piece blends introspection with social observations about affection and self-regard.
Baldwinsville youth dies after Route 3 crash
James Tyrrell, 19, of Baldwinsville died in a Watertown hospital about three hours after a head on collision on Route 3 in Sandy Creek. Bruce Brooks, 40, of Phoenix, had minor injuries. Tyrrell passed away about 11:30 p.m. at House of Good Samaritan Hospital.
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James Tyrrell
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House of Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles Goodnough
Bruce Brooks
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Franjieh to Quit Lebanon's Helm Amid New Cease-Fire
Beirut reports Suleiman Franjieh signed a constitutional amendment enabling early elections to choose a new president as a fresh truce takes hold. A violent night left 36 dead and 78 wounded, while Syria and Palestinian factions push a three power military committee to oversee the cease-fire and presidential election.
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Rashid Karami
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Kamel Assaad
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Yasir Arafat
Assad
Moharref
Sniper Kills Policeman in Baltimore and Wounds Six
A sniper fired from upper windows of a rowhouse killing one policeman and wounding five others and a civilian before 19-year-old resident John Williams surrendered. Williams faces homicide and six assault counts. held without bail.
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Executed aide reveals Stalin era power plays and escape
Boris Baranov, 75, a former Stalin aide, recounts inside Kremlin politics from 1923 to 1926, detailing rival outmaneuvers, attempted assassinations, and the influence of Zinoviev and Kamenev. He describes Stalin’s rise, Lenin’s testament, and Baranov’s escape with Kremlin documents to Paris.
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Chicago Daily News
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Trioka
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Lev
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Kamenev
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Troika
Nicholas Bukhari
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