Critics ambush Cuomo at New York Capitol town hall
Gov Mano Cuomo faced a hostile auditorium of about two dozen reform advocates at the Capitol. The group pressed for ethics, term limits, and campaign finance limits while challenging his record and urging a special prosecutor over alleged election irregularities. Cuomo defended his stance on a constitutional convention and urged civility as critics pressed him.
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Hudson Valley
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Tus
Cheney urges ready troops for Korea amid Korean threat
Bellevue Washington former Defense Secretary Dick Cheney urged readying US military reinforcements for South Korea if field commanders deem it necessary. He warned of possible explosive action next week or month and called for sanctions on North Korea while seeking China support at the UN. He joined Richard Lugar in backing expanded forces and even reintroducing tactical nuclear weapons to deter Pyongyang.
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AIDS Quilt Moves Hearts at Syracuse Armory Display
Russ Shinaver explains the AIDS Memorial Quilt’s power as visitors reflect on the 6500 panels exhibited at Jefferson Street Armory in Syracuse Armory Square through Sunday. The project aims to personalize AIDS deaths, bearing witness to loved ones and communities affected.
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Syracuse
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Scientists claim record fusion energy at Princeton lab
Plainsboro N J scientists report the largest controlled fusion energy to date at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. The team produced a reactor output of over 5 million watts and then nearly doubled it, aiming to exceed future energy levels during a nine month test series.
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Airports security faulted across several U S ports
Federal inspectors found weak security at some U S airports with easy access past checkpoints. FAA oversight was criticized for inadequate security programs and lax enforcement. Investigators walked past checkpoints at four sites and noted failures in passenger screening and wand detectors.
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Mary Schiavo
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Clinton
Jackson Might Return Home for the Holidays
Los Angeles Times reports Michael Jackson could be home before Christmas as legal proceedings continue. Howard Weinzman says Jackson hopes to return to the United States and a criminal case potential action remains under negotiation with prosecutors.
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