Cuomo says son likely to run for New York governor
Cuomo signals his eldest son may seek the governorship as 2002 approaches. McCall publicly contemplates a run, while Pataki hints at a potential third term, with both Cuomo and McCall delaying announcements until after November elections.
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Potter casting lands British trio for film debut
A daily diary from a wire service outlines Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter with Emma Watson as Hermione Granger and Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley, all cast for the upcoming film adaptation. The piece notes prior roles and the casting method amid a global audition drive.
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Injured Ann Margret Leads Brainerd Hot Rod Parade
Actress Ann Margret, 39, led the Colonel's Truck Accessories NHRA Nationals parade in Brainerd Minnesota after suffering three broken ribs and a fractured shoulder in a motorcycle crash. She was treated, released, and returned with her arm in a sling to oversee the event before the racing.
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Car dealer offers gun vouchers with auto sales in Tennessee
Greg Lambert, owner of Advantage Auto Sales in Knoxville, plans a promotion giving a rifle voucher with each vehicle sale and a water pistol for each child as deer hunting season nears. He says most calls are positive or neutral despite opposition to the Second Amendment campaign set for Saturday in East Tennessee.
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Lumpy" Lambert
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Rochester youth shot in weekend killing raises city homicides
The weekend death of 17 year old Cliff Frazier in Rochester brings the year's homicide total to 29, equaling last year's full tally. Police report no arrests as Police Chief Robert Duffy notes limited results from added patrols in the high crime area.
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Giuliani keeps cancer treatment plans private
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, 56, has chosen a treatment path for prostate cancer but will not reveal the method or timeline. He hinted he is leaning toward radiation therapy while noting he may take time off work and would prefer a golf break to recover.
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Mom charged after baby drowned in backyard pool case
Desneige Suits faces a criminal charge of endangering the welfare of a child after her 18 month old Destinee Parry drowned in a pool while being watched by a 17 year old uncle and other siblings. The Erie County DA noted concerns over the caretaker's qualifications and entrusted supervision. No charges were filed against the uncle.
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Daily News to Launch Evening Commuter Edition
The Daily News will publish an eve ning edition called Daily News Express starting Sept. 12. It will be distributed free from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays at key commuter points. Ken Frydman, director of communications, says the format mixes short fast-pace articles, graphics, and heavy advertising for readers riding home.
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Final Look Into Flight 800 Explosion Opens Today
Four years after the July 17 1996 explosion that destroyed TWA Flight 800 killing 230, the NTSB convenes a two day meeting to review evidence. Investigators say the Boeing 747 was destroyed by an explosion from the central fuel tank, prompting design and regulatory changes aimed at long term safety improvements.
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Hastert challenges Clinton on GOP tax cuts cost claim
House Speaker Dennis Hastert rejects Clinton’s assertion that GOP tax cuts will cost nearly 2 trillion over 10 years. He argues White House plans of about 1 trillion would dwarf GOP cuts and threaten the budget before Congress adjourns for fall elections. He urges cooperation on year end budget talks amid debate.
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CEOs say ex welfare recipients still need help
Corporate leaders mark the fourth anniversary of the 1996 welfare reform noting former recipients become productive workers with solid job retention but still face barriers from child care and transportation. They urge sustained or increased resources, tax credits, and subsidies for child care, transit, and housing to boost ongoing employment.
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