Log home on display at fair sparks buyer interest
At the state fair a 1000 square foot log home built for Kuhns Bros. is attracting crowds while offered for 29900 dollars. The sale would require dismantling and transport by the buyer, with a typical build time of five weeks and a removal fee around 9000 dollars.
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Wu promises to continue rights work
Milpitas California human rights activist Harry Wu spoke after his expulsion from China detailing two months of imprisonment and his plan to press on with human rights efforts. He criticized the deal linked to Mrs Clinton’s Beijing visit and noted his release did not reflect an improved Chinese human rights record.
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Clinton to Attend Beijing Women's Conference as Honorary Chair
Hillary Rodham Clinton said she is eager to attend next month's international women's conference in Beijing where she will serve as honorary chairwoman of the American delegation. The decision to expel Harry Wu rather than imprison him cleared the way for her attendance. The White House said the conference offers a chance to advance women's status globally, including rights, education, and health access.
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City man slain in drug robbery on Palmer Avenue
Syracuse police report a 36 year old father of three, Eric A Green of 142 144 Palmer Ave, shot in the neck and killed at about 2 am on Palmer Avenue. Two men, at least one armed, broke into his downstairs apartment demanding crack cocaine. Suspects fled, gun not recovered. Police call it a drug ripoff gone bad. 10th homicide this year. Call 442 5222 with info.
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Long Island brush fire eases as winds die down
A massive Long Island blaze near Eastport, burning about 6,000 acres, saw winds drop to about 5 mph allowing firefighters to gain control. The fire, threatening luxury homes, destroyed one dwelling and three lumberyards with 40 minor injuries among the 1,500 volunteers and 40 firefighters. Authorities probe possible arson while Gov. Pataki praised the improving conditions.
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