Oneidas hail OK for casino
Ray Halbritter, representative of the Oneida Indian Nation, welcomed state approval of the Oneida gambling compact saying it marks a new era. He noted revenues will fund education health housing and other services for about 1109 tribe members after nearly two years of negotiation.
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Cuomo signs Oneida casino compact in Verona
Governor Cuomo signs a compact allowing the Oneida Indian Nation to run a $10 million casino in Verona Oneida County. The agreement requires $23 million in state spending for police and regulatory oversight and moves to Washington for federal review. If approved, the casino could open by midsummer offering 26 games and banning under 18s liquor and firearms on the floor.
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Rocker Roth Faces Drug Charge in Village Bust
New York David Lee Roth 37 left Greenwich Village precinct after arrest for allegedly buying a $5 bag of marijuana. He ran from photographers for blocks before entering a car. Roth and 24 others were arrested in Washington Square Park. he faces a possible fine as a misdemeanor under state decriminalization laws.
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Niederney Oster Scores In Lacrosse Showdown At CNS
Jeson Oster of Fayetteville Vanlas nets a goal against Cicero North Syracuse defenseman Greg Schardt in a Friday Division One lacrosse game at CNS. The erratic report notes the scoring moment amid a high‑speed clash between teams.
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Wetlands Cleanup Aimed at Corcoran High Area
Jennie Russo leads a local effort to save wetlands near Corcoran High School with a school group cleanup day on April 21 as part of Earth Day celebrations.
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Ex-minister acquitted in wife attack case
Former Dallas minister Walker Raley was acquitted of attempted murder charges related to the April 21 1987 attack on his wife Margaret Peggy Bailey Raley, who remains brain damaged in a Tyler nursing home. Prosecutors argued a plot involving a California lover, Lucy Papillon, but the jury rejected the allegations.
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Discovery lands at Kennedy Space Center after extended mission
Space shuttle Discovery and its five astronauts landed at Kennedy Space Center in Florida after an atmospheric research mission that gained a ninth day. Rain delayed the homecoming but clear skies greeted the crew as they resumed ozone and solar data collection in the cargo bay and scientists earned an extra 12 hours of data.
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Time magazine sued over Flight 103 story misidentification
Michael Schafer, an Aus-tell former freelance TV cameraman, filed a 26 million libel suit in federal court alleging Time magazine named him as a double agent linked to the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing. The suit claims the article damaged his business and personal life while Time denies the claims.
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King jury prepares early announcement as LA on alert
Los Angeles police heightened alerts as Rodney King trial jurors asked to return at 7 am. Mayor Bradley urged calm on TV and churches planned vigils after days of rioting tied to the acquittals. A juror announcement was anticipated but a verdict or foregone conclusion was not disclosed.
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Volunteers battle flood with sandbags at Oneida Shores Park
More than 50 volunteers rushed to fill sandbags Friday to shield Cicero and surrounding areas from rising flood waters. The Red Cross cites about 150 homes in Brewerton and 293 in Baldwinsville affected as rain continues, with hardest hits along the Seneca River and Muskellunge Bay neighborhoods. Firefighters from Brewerton and nearby communities assist, aided by equipment loans from Niagara Mohawk and the state.
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Prison uprising at Southern Ohio facility claims more lives
Reports say far more inmates are jailed inside the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility after a weekend siege. The Plain Dealer cites unnamed sources claiming at least 19 additional bodies and ongoing hostage takings as six busloads of troops arrive and prison officers warn of possible new deaths.
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