Inmate helps locate suspect in Queens attack
Paris Drake 34 was charged with attempted murder first degree assault and criminal possession of a weapon after a Rikers Island tip led police to him. The Nov 16 assault on Nicole Barrett in Manhattan left her with brain surgery but stable. Barrett is a Queens resident and Athens Texas native who is walking and talking, per Bellevue Hospital.
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World lottery contract shifts to GTECH through 2007
The New York state lottery awards an exclusive contract to GTECH to run all online and Instant games from March 2002 to March 2007. GTECH will manage the computerized system, distribute Instant tickets, and oversee related duties, replacing Automated Wagering Inc and Scientific Games in key roles. The base value is $195 million.
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New York Times Fires 23 For Improper Emails
The New York Times Company terminated 23 employees at the Norfolk Shared Services Center for sending inappropriate and offensive emails. Russell Lewis and Cynthia Augustine announced the firings in a company memo stating the action followed violations of the email policy.
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NY court faults NYPD unmarked taxi patrols in robber deterrence
The Court of Appeals ruled that the NYPD Taxi-Livery Task Force practices violated passengers rights by pulling over cabs without probable cause. Two drug suspects were seized and cocaine found deemed inadmissible. 5-1 decision cited violations stemming from the stops in high crime areas.
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Ex-GOP Leader Powell Faces Jury In Extortion Case
UNIONDALE The extortion case against former Suffolk County Republican leader John Powell heads to a jury today. Powell and a co-defendant are accused of conspiring to take 20000 in bribes from a crane operator in exchange for access at Brookhaven oil. Powell was arrested in December 1998 with 19 others on federal stolen truck, extortion and conspiracy charges. Prosecutors say he joined a criminal enterprise led by Joseph Provenzano, who pleaded guilty to 17 counts in August. Powell and six others still face trial on stolen truck and racketeering charges.
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Herald Journal advises on corrections process
The Herald Journal urges readers to report misprints to deputy executive editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 between 9 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday, to ensure full fair and accurate news coverage.
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Delivery guarantee note from Herald Journal services
The notice offers guaranteed delivery by 5 p.m. if available and asks customers to call Customer Service. Hours are 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sunday morning slots listed. the excerpt shows scattered timing details for delivery and service.
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