Judge weighs gun rights in Portland housing case
A National Rifle Association suit seeks to force Portland Housing Authority tenants to be allowed to keep guns in their apartments despite a prohibition. Judge Sidney Wernick will decide if there are practical storage alternatives and whether the 1987 Maine constitutional amendment protecting gun ownership violates the housing rule.
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Indictments Name Rhode Island Officials in Misuse Case
Former state Supreme Court administrator Matthew Smith and ex Chief Justice Thomas Fay are indicted on charges of misusing state funds for personal expenses and improper charging. A grand jury accuses them of using money from bar examination fees, including an $11,500 portrait and $38 fruit baskets. Arraignments set for January 5. both have resigned as the investigation continues.
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Osborne house Christmas lights draw massive crowd in Arkansas
In Little Rock, the Osborne family illuminated a 600-foot display with three million lights as Breezy Osborne flipped the switch. Traffic snarled for miles amid camera crews from Germany and Japan. A judge ordered the lights limited to 15 days nearby residents challenge restrictions.
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Tailhook aide testifies Garrett looked away at scene
In Norfolk Virginia former Navy Secretary Lawrence Garrett T turned as an aide pointed out two men shaving a woman's legs at the Tailhook convention. Marine Corps Col. WA Bishop testified Garrett shook his head and walked away, later resigning after criticisms of the initial Tailhook inquiry.
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Wausau recall ousts pro bussing school board members
Five school board members who backed a plan to bus Asian and Hmong students into white neighborhood schools were recalled. Opponents gathered over 10 000 signatures in Wausau to reverse the 6 3 bus plan enacted this fall, amid tensions over integration and language issues.
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Gunman Kills Two at Aurora Chuck E Cheese
Police search for gunman after a Tuesday night shooting at a Chuck E Cheese pizza parlor in a suburban Aurora center left two employees dead and three others wounded. Motive not released as officers investigated the incident and secured the scene.
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City stadium project advances with multi-use plan
The plan for a 12,000 seat stadium to replace MacArthur Stadium advances as Centro weighs the master plan. It envisions a multi use facility for Syracuse Chiefs games high school events and other activities with state and federal funds already approved and construction possible as early as next spring.
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Stadium Market Center project timetable on North Side
The Central New York Regional Market Board approved the master plan Tuesday. Centro’s directors will discuss it Friday and if approved, negotiations to buy or lease seven acres from the Regional Market will begin for a transportation center. Construction could start spring 1894 and finish 1996 with improvements funded by the land deal, and a $24 million MacArthur Stadium design and construction could begin April 1994 for a 1996 opening.
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Lawyers say snitch helped bomb World Trade Center in New York
Defense lawyers for four and others claim an informant aided the World Trade Center bombing and may have planted the device. They cite transcripts alleging involvement by a key government witness, while prosecutors say the claim aims to discredit Emad Salem in a conspiracy case tied to attacks on tunnels and landmarks.
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Oneidas sue over land sale involving 3-W Farms dispute
The Oneidas claim a contract to buy 372 acres for 425000 from Winterton and Weller partners was altered and land sold without consent. The suit names Delwin and Janet Regner and others, notes the land lies between Turning Stone Casino and Oneida Nation offices near Verona and Vernon, and emphasizes the property as part of the Nation’s historic homeland. The Nation seeks remedy to prevent irreparable harm and protect historic rights.
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Oneida land claim sparks Verona real estate sale and civic actions
The Regner dairy partnership sold 270000 acres of land to the Oneidas of New York Wisconsin and Canada for 404000 after a lawsuit was filed. Verona officials plan a new town office with 300000 from the Oneidas while long time officials defend local relations and discrimination questions.
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