Firefight on New York subway leaves three wounded
In midtown Manhattan, two police agencies exchanged fire on a crowded subway platform after reports of a man with a gun. An undercover transit officer, an off-duty city officer, and a bystander were wounded, with the bystander shot in the leg. Officials described the incident as a friendly fire situation.
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Midtown Manhattan
William Bratton
Bratton
Ndercover
Desmond Robinson
Peter DelDebbio
Residents blame delay for 14 firefighter deaths near Grand Junction
A federal report cites human errors in a runaway wildfire that killed 14 firefighters near Glenwood Springs. Residents argue the real mistake was letting a small lightning sparked blaze burn three days while some 18,000 firefighters tackle 32 major fires across seven states. Evacuations and door‑to‑door warnings were underway near Whitefish and Star Meadows as fires threatened homes.
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Grand Junction
Cole
Glenwood Springs
Suit alleges SEC rule violations in pension deal
The Torios accuse Dona and Cohen of steering investments since 1988 through Stellar and related entities. They claim false statements, lack of required financial disclosure, and unregistered securities, with losses from Sportsworld 2000 and $50,000 plus $150,000 in Stellar ventures. Investors seek recovery and ongoing penalties.
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Serios
Sportsworld
Torios
Thomas Bucker
Syracuse
Dana
Stellar Companies
Kissimmee
Fla
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Stellar
Somos
Buckel
Federal Securities Exchange Commission
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SHC
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Clinton cancels plan for national vaccine warehouse
Washington report says the Clinton administration abandoned plans for a federal vaccine warehouse in Burlington New Jersey that would store and distribute vaccines to start October 1. Officials cited Congress drug industry pressure and concerns over distributing to tens of thousands of private doctors.
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Burlington
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Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
General Services Admruninstration
New Jersey
Fleeing Cuban migrants swell at Guantanamo base
At Guantanamo Bay a growing influx of Cuban and Haitian refugees strains a base designed for anti submarine training. Officials warn Haitians fear unequal treatment, while U S policy tightens to block political asylum. Immigr rators report few Cubans qualify under political grounds and many Haitians remain trapped in Haiti.
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Michael Wilson
Peace Corps
Guantanamo Camps
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Defense
United States
Florida
Meissner
U.S
Fidel Castro
Clinton
Haiti
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