Stabbing Experts Probe Syracuse Double Slaying Case
In Oswego County West Monroe investigators describe a custody dispute and possible wild party links as motives in the stabbing deaths of Heidi Wysong and Carrie Jaquin. A 17-year-old Pulaski boy faces murder and attempted murder charges after the attack begun in a Syracuse apartment and ended in a remote field.
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Clinton tax bill heads toward congressional showdown
President Clinton moves toward a narrow House victory on his budget plan as Senate support grows with Dennis DeConcini and Joseph Lieberman backing the measure. White House aides caution it is not a done deal as Sen. Bob Kerrey decides his stance amid a day of intense lobbying.
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Bragman moves up Williams moves out
Syracuse schools superintendent Henry Williams will visit Little Rock Arkansas again on Friday likely to be introduced as the new leader of the state's largest district. He says he is close to a decision and may still reject the offer. Williams has led Syracuse since 1988 and received a revised contract Tuesday night amid final details. Little Rock school board president John Moore says if he comes, a contract signing is expected.
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Bragman Likely Named Assembly Majority Leader
Albany reports indicate Cicero lawmaker Michael Bragman, a seven term Democrat, is poised to become Assembly majority leader. The selection would place him over floor operations in the 150 member body, with 101 Democrats, and mark the first Central New Yorker in the No. 2 post since a Republican era. Bragman represents Cicero, Clay and Salina in Onondaga County.
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30 month sentences in King beating case draw disgust
In Los Angeles Michael Stone praised a federal judge's ruling as almost vindication for police officers accused in the Rodney King beating. Across the city many denounced US District Judge John Davies's 30 month terms for Sgt. Stacey Koon and Officer Laurence Powell, reacting with surprise and outrage at the use of federal guidelines.
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Stacey Koon
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Danita Williams
Sardino forms minority relations panel in Syracuse
Syracuse Police Chief Frank Sardino invites 12 minority leaders to serve on a committee to improve police community relations. Invitations were hand delivered Wednesday afternoon. Leaders from Urban League NAACP Spanish Action League American Indian Community House Gay and Lesbian Alliance and Asian Apostolate received letters. Urban League president Leon Modeste called it a step in the right direction as the city eyes a dialogue to ease tensions after a March disturbance outside the Landmark Theatre.
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