Baby Rescued From Park Outhouse Pit In Indiana
A newborn boy, seven ounces, was found abandoned in a park outhouse pit in Knightsville Indiana after a resident heard animal noises. EMT Teresa Treadway lowered herself through an 18 inch wide hole to retrieve the infant, who was in blankets and moving. He was hospitalized in stable condition with no apparent injuries. Police said they have no leads on the mother.
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Knightsville
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Teresa Treadway
Treadway
Palice
Tentative GM pact averts Cadillac plant strike
UAW officials said a tentative structure agreement was reached early morning to avoid a strike at a Cadillac assembly plant. Local 22 would vote on Sunday, but no pact details were released. GM could not confirm talks. a walkout would have been the seventh GM strike this year and could delay the 1998 Seville launch.
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Frank Joyce
UAW
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Detroitanianiek
Reno orders inquiry probe of bomb plot suspect
New York officials criticized the release of Ghazi Ibraham Abu Manzar a suspect in a subway bombing plot after immigration procedures allowed him to remain in the United States. Attorney General Janet Reno ordered an FBI chronology and a Justice Department inspector general review of how he and Laif Khalil entered and stayed in the country. Abu Maizar was arrested Jan. 14 in Washington state for illegal entry and released on bond Feb. 6. Canadian authorities had refused to let him return after prior arrests.
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Janet Reno
Ghazi Ibraham Abu Manzar
New York City
Abu Maizar
Laif Khalil
Brooklyn
Rudolph Giuliani
FBI
Justice Department
Washington State
Canada
Mideast Attacks Precede U.S. Peace Mission
Israeli warplanes attacked a hill top base of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command near Beirut in reprisal for a rocket barrage. The raid, hours before U.S. envoy Dennis Ross arrives to press renewed Israeli Palestinian talks, followed cross-border rocket fire by Lebanese guerrillas.
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Middle East
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Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Syria
Yasser Arafat
Hezbollah
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United States
Dennis Ross
North Korea crisis for UNICEF as children face hunger
UNICEF executive director Carol Bellamy warned at a news conference that about 80,000 North Korean children face imminent death from hunger and disease while at least 800,000 more suffer malnutrition. She described a crisis from a visit that highlighted aid access and a ramshackle state economy failing to cope with multiple crises.
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Unicef
North Korea
Carol Bellamy
Bellamy
Space Metaxs journal publication details from Syracuse paper
An OCR fragment lists a Syracuse N Y publication labeled Space Metaxs journal by Her W Co with box numbers and periodical postage paid. It includes scattered postal and rate notes, addresses, and irregular spellings. The readable items reflect printing and distribution metadata rather than article content.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Postare
Syracie
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Clinton weighs first line item veto as decision slips
President Clinton narrows 79 veto candidates in the $152 billion tax cut and related spending bills. White House says a Monday veto decision is not yet certain as aides seek the right national interest, with input from advisers and communications with lawmakers.
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White House
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Oval Office
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White House admits Chung gift tied to committee
The article details how Ms. Cutler arranged a White House meeting for Chung, though he did not meet Secretary Brown. It profiles ANN LEWIS who started the Back to Business Committee in 1994, its disclosures, and donors described as friends. It notes Chung’s $366,000 in DNC contributions funded White House visits, later returned amid origin questions.
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Chung
Ron) Brown
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Ann Lewis
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Cntere
Back To Business Committee
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Cutler
Democratic National Committee
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Taiwan
Overloaded Fine Air DC-8 Ties Crash to cargo weight
Investigators say Fine Air planes were frequently overloaded with cargo or fuel. Four crew members died in the crash as data recorders showed a dangerous stall warning while the flight headed to the Dominican Republic with 80,000 pounds of fabric for Lew's Dress Slacks. Some pilots face suspensions for alleged high altitude violations. Authorities identify bodies as charred remains.
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Dominican Republic
Lew
Robert Benton
NTSB
Benton
Luis Michaels
Fine Air
Miami Herald
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Japanese built robot arm tested aboard Discovery mission
At SPACE CENTER Houston NASA tested a new five to ten ton class Japanese robot arm on Discovery during an 11 day mission. Astronauts Jan Davis and Stephen Robinson operated the arm to open a cargo bay door, loosen bolts and lift a 14 foot box. Initial tests went slowly with some glitches as the device is newly developed.
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Discovery
Jan Davis
Stephen Robinson
NASA
Photos to help identify victims of Guam Boeing crash
Investigators plan to show 50 to 60 mostly intact bodies to families on Guam to aid identification as more than 100 remains await processing from the Flight 007 disaster. DNA analysis will be used for unidentifiable remains while rescue officials allege political interference slowed the response.
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Agana
Guam
National Transportation Safety Board
Matt Furman
NTSB
Furman
Carl Gutierrez
Pacific Daily News
Jesus C. Tattingsong
Gutierrez
Weather data service offers central New York forecasts
NewsLine provides dial in and online weather data from Syracuse area. Reports include pollen counts and mold spores, forecasts by WIXT Channel 9, a daily interactive weather query, Upstate travel advisories, severe weather warnings, and Clinton Square time and temperature readings. Access codes and toll free numbers are listed.
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Syracuse
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Auburn
Weedsport
Oswego
Pulaski
New York
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