Sardino LOSES Bid To Top Dem Sheriff Nomination
State Supreme Court Justice Parker Stone removed former police chief Frank Sardino from the Sept 13 Democratic primary ballot for sheriff over petition irregularities leaving him 20 signatures short of the 2000 required. Sardino vows to decide on an appeal with his lawyer Patrick Sardino. Leigh Hunt and Kevin Walsh remain as candidates to replace retiring Sheriff John Dillon.
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Rochester
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North Korea and United States Agree on Steps to Ease Nuclear Tensions
In Geneva the United States and North Korea agreed on actions to ease nuclear tensions and pursue diplomatic ties while noting remaining differences. They plan more talks, with Sept. 23 set for the next meeting, and North Korea agreed to a continued freeze and not to reprocess spent fuel rods though 8,000 rods remain in a cooling pond.
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Robert L. Gallucci
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Weather Outlook Summary Across Regions
Hazy hot and humid conditions persist with potential for afternoon heat. Greezy cooler trend with a 60 percent shower chance. Jay reports sun and a gentle breeze. Wesbay expects mostly sunny, pleasant conditions. Erbwezbay forecasts another sunny day with light winds.
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Clinton rallies for crime bill in Minneapolis
President Clinton, backed by uniformed police, accuses Congress of sticking ordinary Americans as House Democrats seek to rescue a 33 billion crime package. White House aims to push a quick vote, possibly splitting assault weapon provisions into separate legislation. The plan would fund 100,000 police officers and prisons, tighten gun controls, and expand the death penalty.
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Woodstock 94 Draws 200000 As Ticket Sales Halt
Minoans join about 100000 fans heading to Woodstock in New York. By Friday the crowd swelled to an estimated 200000 straining organizers. A first death occurred as a 45 year old man collapsed in a field amid drugs and alcohol. Thousands pitched tents near the main stage despite safety efforts.
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Mark Spratt
Joe Cergini
Judge blocks Faulkner from joining Citadel cadets
A federal appeals court ruled 2 to 1 to halt a lower court order that would have admitted Shannon Faulkner to The Citadel corps on the eve of 1994-95 first-year reports. The ruling preserves the all male admissions policy for now and keeps Faulkner waiting a year.
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Computer snafu delays National Guard paychecks
A computer glitch delays pay to about 900 Army National Guard members and over 7,000 vendors, dating back to last fall. The Pentagon investigates the system change causing the yearlong delay and plans to issue payments when the new fiscal year starts October 1. The Defense Finance and Accounting Center at Fort Benjamin Harrison handles the processing.
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U S recalls rayon skirts that burn faster than paper
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls hundreds of thousands of rayon and rayon cotton blend broom skirts from India sold at department stores and stalls after tests show they burn faster than newspaper. Owners should stop wearing them and return for refund or credit. retailers will identify affected items.
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