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Partly cloudy tonight with a mild breeze. Saturday brings partly sunny skies and breezy conditions with a low around 36. Sunday mixes clouds and sun with a 60 high and 38 low. Monday turns partly to mostly sunny with a 68 high and 46 low. Weather stats A2.
Iraq again threatens halt to arms inspections
Iraq’s Saddam Hussein directly warned that he will provoke a fresh crisis over arms inspections unless the U N Security Council lifts the economic embargo next week. Tariq Aziz demanded sanctions be lifted immediately, while inspectors’ reports were dismissed as false by Baghdad.
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Assassination figure Pat Ray dies amid long politics study
James Earl Ray, 70, dies at Nashville Memorial Hospital from kidney failure after a life of hospitalizations and missed liver transplant attempts. The small-time criminal, famed for the 1968 assassination of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., clung to claims of innocence and secret government records, despite repeated comas and lack of travel approval for transplant.
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Democrats lose fight over federal school aid
The Senate passed education legislation 56-43 amid clashes over tax breaks and Republican initiatives. President Clinton vowed a veto citing that relief would favor affluent families with private school students. The bill would replace about 20 federal aid programs with block grants and include education savings accounts up to 2000 per child.
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Everson Museum invites more visitors with themed weekend
Web of the Week highlights Alice in Wonderland show while Talent Co. promotes Titanic play The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Sports notes report Skaneateles edging LaFayette 12-8 in boys lacrosse as West Genesee wins another key matchup. Bank history traced to 1856 Manufacturers & Traders tied to OnBank owner change. A Clay man hit-and-run suspect license revoked prior to incident.
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