Woman hurls dead raccoon at lawyer in court case
Melyn Richman 46 of Skaneateles faces charges of menacing and criminal mischief after allegedly hurling a dead raccoon at lawyer George Wolff and painting his face black during a dispute linked to a 1988 car incident and a 1990 lawsuit. She is to appear in village court Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Melyn Richman
Park St
Skaneateles
Richman
George Wolff
Wolff
Park Street
Odd couples flirt with politics across Washington
Mary Matalin and James Carville headline a trend of bipartisan dating as Democrats and Republicans form relationships amid the 1990s election season. The pattern shows Democratic men courting Republican women, provoking debate on loyalty and party lines.
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George Bush
George Ash
Mary Matalin
Bush
James Carville
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Potomac
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Clarke
Casee Milquetoast
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Schwarzenegger
Kennedy
Maria Shriver
Television
Journalis
Sheila Tate
Nancy Reagan
Would-be vigilantes shoot man in leg in Syracuse drive-by
Two Syracuse men posing as undercover officers armed with gun and nightstick led a three hour vigilante search for drug dealers. They beat one man and shot Kenneth G. Simmons in the leg as he fled. Both are jailed facing multiple charges.
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Robert Parlor
Basil Martusevich
Parlor
Martusevich
Smith & Wesson
Syracuse
Parlov
Passaic
N.d
Kenneth G. Simmons
West Castle Street
East Raynor Street
Simmons
Public Safety
W. Marcellus St
N. State St
Marlusevich
Oakwood Ave
Anti abortion clinics blockade triggers vow of force in Buffalo
Anti abortion groups began clinic blockades in Buffalo prompting confrontations though no violence. Operation Rescue plans a two to four week siege with a non violence pledge while militant abortion rights groups promise to use force to clear protesters. About 300 rights demonstrators gathered before dawn as taunts flew outside one clinic.
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Buffalo
Operation Rescue
Keith Tucci
Tucci
Smeal
National Organization For Women
Pauli Schenck
Saudis Admit Arms Transfer to Iraq During War
Washington says Saudi Arabia explained an unauthorized transfer of U S weapons to Iraq and two other countries as an inadvertent lapse that will not recur. Deputy spokesman Richard Boucher partly confirmed a Los Angeles Times report claiming Saudi help reached Iraq in 1986 and Syria and Bangladesh last year after a Kusant incident. The understanding was to prevent a repetition, though U S law bars third country transfers without prior approval.
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U.S
Iraq
State Department
Richard Boucher
Los Angeles Times
Imag
Syra
Bangladesh
Kusant
Boucher
Stabbing at Auburn Prison Triggers Lockdown in Yard
At Auburn Correctional Facility a 23-year-old inmate was stabbed to death during a late Monday night incident. The killing occurred as guards broke up a fight between two inmates in the yard during recreation, a staged distraction that allowed the attack. The total 209 inmates were in the yard at the time. State police investigate with no charges filed as a homemade knife is recovered. The lockdown was ordered and will continue with inmates confined to cells.
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Imate
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Hans Walker
Walker
Auburn
Auburn Memoral Hospital
Syracuse
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