Engineers pulled from train after failing sobriety tests
Two Canadian engineers, Charles Goodenough and Kenneth Roach, were charged with operating a railway vehicle while impaired by alcohol after failing sobriety tests at Niagara Falls Ontario station and later at the police station. They were pulled from the locomotive of a passenger train following a police tip and could face up to 14 years in prison if convicted.
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Charles Goodenough
Kenneth Roach
Niagara Falls
Ontario
VIA Rail Canada
Ken Conhiser
Niagara
Slayings Shock Palmyra Village Two Families
In Palmyra New York two families faced a nightmare after Cyntha M Lewis 15 and Curtis A Rizzo 17 months were found murdered in a field behind Palmyra Macedon High School. Lewis babysat Rizzo. last seen Wednesday afternoon with the toddler. State police led the probe with multiple agencies including the FBI aiding the search. The village of Palmyra 70 miles west of Syracuse holds about 3500 residents and police conducted a large-scale manhunt using helicopters and ATVs.
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Palmyra
Wayne County
Cyntha M Lewis
Stafford St
Curtis A. Rizzo
Lewis
Rizzo
Nancy Lewis
Cynthia Lewis
Stephen Nancy Lewis
Palmyra-Macedon High School
Slam
Carale Hartnagel
Jim
Elaine Hartnagel
Lewises
Syracuse
Newark
Village
Dupha Reeves
Jim Hall
Hartnagel
Hall
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Iraq War Could Push Gas Prices Higher
President Bush has not ruled out a military response to Iraq and Kuwait, as US carriers head for the Persian Gulf. Fire and shelling hit Kuwait City while curfews, sealed ports, and closed airports hamper crossings. Eight American oil field workers are reported missing in Kuwait, with U S officials seeking information on their whereabouts.
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Bush
Iraq
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
France
United States
State Department
Swamp sprayed for bugs by Earth First members
Andrew Molloy and another Earth First! member hid in Cicero Eramp swamp as two twin-engine airplanes dumped pesticide over a 7,500 acre wildlife refuge. Molloy watched planes spray at dawn and recalled being exposed to buzzing insects and the food chain concerns while wearing a plastic suit and respirator.
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Andrew Molloy
Molloy
Earth First
Swarm Spray Plan Over Mosquito Swamp Draws Protest
Molloy, 22, watched from a spray-free clearing as two planes from Hancock Airport sprayed Dibrom-14 over a swamp infested with mosquitos and venomous wildlife. The operation, at 150 mph and 50 feet above trees, aimed to curb eastern equine encephalitis but drew activist attention.
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Molloy
Harvard Place
Hancock
Jeffrey Duflo
Duflo Spray Chemical Co
Lewis County
Oil shock and market slump hit NY stocks hard
New York markets fell as Iraq invaded Kuwait causing a spike in oil prices and gold. OPEC pledged to cut crude output pushing up futures while defense stocks rose and investors fled to safe havens despite government assurances.
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Iraq
Kuwait
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
New York Stock Exchange
Inspectors Flunk Six Greyhound Buses in Syracuse
Six Greyhound buses in Syracuse were taken out of service after state inspectors found brake tire and other safety problems at the main maintenance garage on Hiawatha Boulevard. The surprise inspection by three state Department of Transportation inspectors showed a higher than usual failure rate, with buses required to be inspected twice yearly.
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Greyhound
Syracuse
State Department of Transportation
Hiawatha
George Angeloro
Transportation Department
Angeloro
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