Cultists Claim US Started Deadly Fire At Waco Compound
Survivors of the Waco siege deny setting the blaze that killed 86 at the Branch Davidian compound in Texas. They accuse federal agents, with Remus Avram denying involvement as he was taken to a Waco courthouse. The FBI cites eyewitness accounts of inside fires.
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Branch Davidian
Texas
Remus Avrram
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Investigators Find Charred Deaths as Standoff Enters Final Phase
FBI reports charred bodies of children and adults at a religious compound after a 51 day siege. Some cultists may have shot escapees. one gunshot victim found in ruins. Officials warn of potential mass death by own action and plan exits as tear gas and tanks are prepared to force a resolution.
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FBI Criminal Division
Larry Potts
PBI
Socks the cat naps near White House trees in scare mark
Socks the cat of the White House grounds caused a scare after a leash snag on a tree branch nearly left him hanging. A spokesperson said the incident prompted closer monitoring as crowds noted the playful danger. Kansas City edges Joe Montana in a cited sports line. Friends, gun show runs draw attention beyond weapons.
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Kansas City
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McCartney to perform in Syracuse Carrier Dome show
Paul McCartney plans a June 9 concert at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse with an 8 30 p m start. Tickets are 32 50 and 50 on sale Saturday at 9 a m. Dome officials expect about 35 000 tickets and a sellout. Fans lined up early as bracelets were handed to guarantee box office access.
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Syracuse
America
McCartney
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Pat Campbell
Monica Kelsey
Chittenango
Kelsey
Mary Stevens
Monica
Stevens
Ken Forests
New Hartford
Syracuse University
ak + ae
Dick Blumeystall
Flooding Swamps Counties With Water From Skaneateles Lake
Flooding rises above flood lines as Skaneateles Lake spills over, swamping counties with rising waters and disrupting local communities and infrastructure.
Lenox seeks aid as Griffiss and Corps refuse help
Lenox town officials report flood warnings as Skaneateles Lake rises above flood stage at 863.85 feet. City water needs complicate action due to pollutant risk and a potential $40 million filtration plant. Army units and Griffiss Air Force Base have declined assistance while Sylvan Beach receives aid from Griffiss soldiers and jail volunteers. Neighbors fight floodwaters daily in Lenox along Oneida Creek and Marion Manor Marina teams.
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Angyal
New York
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Griffiss Air Force Base
Lenox
Rocco DiVeronica
Madison County
Oneida Creek
Sylvan Beach
Griffiss
Oneida County
Oneida Lake
Madison
Oneida
DiVeronica
Marion Manor
Civeronica
Army Corps
City man shot dead in store parking
Mario Sammy Leslie 28 of 154 Polk St Syracuse died at University Hospital after being shot outside the Mid east Market parking lot on South State Street. Neighbors reported four shots at 9 15 pm and police have no suspects. Leslie had visited Annie Montgomery nearby about 20 minutes earlier.
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Mario
Sammy” Leslie
Polk St
Syracuse
University Hospital
Mideast
St. State St
Bryan White
State Street
Leslie
Leste
Annie Montgomery
S. State St
Jessie Montgomery
South State
East Colvin Streets
Water woes and stalled help at Griffiss amid flood cleanup
Army engineers surveyed the area but found more could be done to stop water damage. Di Veronica said Griffiss soldiers refused to use an idle loader to move sandbags. A base spokeswoman noted the loader didn’t belong to the Air Force and could not be taken off Oneida County. The Oneida Shores Park boat launch remains underwater as the Cicero Lions Derby is postponed two weeks. Columnist Dick Case notes Balawinsville’s Fobes island where river water drains through gardens and basements.
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di Veronica
Minica
Len
Air Force
Oneida County
Oneida Shores Park
Cicero Lions
Dick Case
Balawinsville
Fobes Island
Black players deny ousted coach is racist
Detroit report says nine black Central Michigan players joined a federal lawsuit against the school after former coach Keith Dambrot, who was fired for using a racial slur, claimed free speech rights. Dambrot seeks damages, reinstatement, and a court order to reverse the rehiring of Leonard Drake as coach at Mount Pleasant.
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Central Michigan
Keith Dambrot
Dambrot
Mac
Derrick McDowell
Leonard Drake
Mount Pleasant. Mich
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