District attorney finds no bribe in State Fair marquee probe
District Attorney William Fitzpatrick cleared attorney Joseph Davoli of impropriety in the inquiry into a businessman Dennis Kruegler's allegations about the State Fair marquee. Other aspects of Kruegler’s claims remain under investigation, not involving Davoli or Assemblyman Michael Bragman.
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Carnies Move to Rattle and Hum of the Rails
Carnival workers of James E Strates Shows lingered around Erie County Fair tracks after midnight as trains loaded 47 flat beds. They rested showered ate and waited under the watch of train master Mark Popovich who said carnivals know when to depart.
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City faces 2 percent tax boost in 1994 budget
The budget draft submitted to Mayor Thomas Young covers six months of 1954 and signals a possible 6 million gap for the year. It leaves the school district with an 8 to 12 million shortfall for 1994-1995, to be addressed in a 12 month budget starting July 1994. A new mayor will oversee the 1827 million proposal, including 738 million for city changes and pit bull regulation changes.
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Jackson probe fuels global media frenzy over abuse claims
Police refused to discuss the investigation into Michael Jackson amid weekend searches of his Century City condo and Neverland ranch. Reports claim videotapes were seized as a 13 year old friend complains of abuse. private investigator Pellicano suggests extortion. Jackson tours Thailand while attorney says a fair probe will exonerate him.
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US troops go on offense in Somalia shift
Washington reports 400 Army Rangers deployed to Somalia, marking a shift from defense to offensive operations. The mission aims to end the fighting stirred by warlord Mohamed Farah Aidid, though public officials say policy remains unchanged. An Army officer notes, We’re going from feeding to fighting.
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