Gotti Hospitalized Near Federal Prison Center
Springfield report notes former New York crime boss John Gotti in ICU at St. John's Regional Health Center with throat cancer. Lawyers say he remains in hospital for weeks as he battles the illness near the federal prison medical complex.
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Bomb Ravages School Van in Gujrat Killing Seven
A timer bomb inside a school van outside a private school in Gujrat Punjab killed seven people including three children and wounded seven others police said. Senior officer Mohammed Riaz said five victims were from one family aged two to 13 and the blast was the year’s deadliest with no immediate claim of responsibility.
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Costly online voting project nets 84 ballots
A Pentagon Internet voting test for overseas soldiers spent 6.2 million and produced 84 ballots, about 74 thousand dollars per voter. The department calls the effort a success and says criticisms miss the point, noting the design tested feasibility rather than saving money. Critics questioned security against viruses hackers and fraud targeting voters at home.
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Helicopter Crash Near Grand Canyon Kills Six
A tour helicopter crash near the Grand Canyon killed six people including a New York family, with the sole survivor in critical condition. The 23-year-old woman, a family member, suffered burns over 80 percent of her body. Names were not released. The crash occurred Friday at the Grand Wash Cliffs, outside Grand Canyon National Park, near Meadview, Arizona, about 70 miles east of Las Vegas.
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AEDs in regional centers boost survival chain
Rural Metro and other emergency services train workers to use defibrillators under state law. AEDs cost about 3500 dollars and function after training, reading heart rhythms to decide shocks. The Cardiac Chain of Survival starts with calling 911 and CPR, then AED shock, then advanced life support.
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Corrections policy notice from Herald Journal staff
Herald Journal announces corrections policy urging readers to report factual inaccuracies calls for corrections at the listed number 470-0011. The notice emphasizes striving for full fair and accurate news coverage and invites feedback from the public.
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Albany Lottery Draws Friday Winners and Numbers
The state Daily Number prize went to 549 while Win Four is 6077. Take 5 produced 18 21 25 30 38 and Pick 10 lists 4 7 8 10 11 16 27 30 24 37 40 45 52 54 57 65 67 71 76 77.
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Syracuse Herald Journal Publication Notice Summary
Publicarian notice from Syracuse Herald Journal lists mailing details and subscription rates for New York state, including Postmaster address changes and various payment terms reflected in garbled numbers and addresses. The fragment references box numbers and payment terms, offering a glimpse of subscription pricing and publication logistics.
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Lawyer Defends Role in Flight 103 Appeal
Alan Dershowitz defends his advisory role in the al-Megrahi case, saying the decision to honor him by a temple is McCarthyism and that he supports victims’ desire for justice. Burstein condemns the honor and questions the motive behind the award dinner. Local honorees include Mary Ann Shaw and SUNY Upstate’s Gregory Eastwood.
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Wal-Mart plans proceed amid legal challenge in Central Square
Wal-Mart moves ahead with a SuperCenter project in Central Square despite a tied lawsuit funded by a residents group and Penn Traffic. Spokesman Keith Morris questioned the source of funds backing the suit and warned against price manipulation. The plaintiffs say they fear Wal-Mart will drain the main street and strain town finances.
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Telergy talks drag as layoffs hit North East firms
Tension rose at Telergy as talks with seven lenders over a potential cash infusion and a looming 200 million loan deadline continued. The Syracuse area employer laid off 150 workers, about a quarter of staff, while executives and workers described a bleak scene and fear for severance and futures.
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Weather Broadcast Numbers And Online Forecast Access
Weather information lines provide four digit codes for forecasts travel advisories and daily trivia. Call NewsLine at 472-2111 or toll free from listed cities for updated conditions and warnings, plus a Syracuse Newspapers home page link and a 10-minute update cadence.
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