Brooklyn youth charged in killing of city school principal
Shamel Burroughs, 17, is charged with second degree murder after a crossfire that killed Patrick Daly, principal of Public School 15. He was arrested at 453 Columbia Street, Red Hook, after a tip from residents. Police say 13 shell casings indicate a running gun battle with multiple shooters. Hundreds gathered to mourn Daly, who had 26 years of service in the city schools.
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White House disputes Yeltsin arms deal claim
White House officials say Boris Yeltsin jumped the gun declaring a second strategic arms pact clinched and a signing in Alaska in January. Marlin Fitzwater said negotiations continue and progress is being made, though no deal is done. Analysts note an agreement could emerge before January 20.
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De Klerk Dismisses Six Generals in Military Crackdown
South Africa's President F W de Klerk dismissed six generals amid a crackdown on the military. He admitted some units were involved in illegal meddling in politics and ongoing operations were halted. Opponents claim a "third force" destabilizes opposition groups, and de Klerk offered no reasons for the removals amid negotiations with the ANC.
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Minnesota executive eyes energy secretary post for Clinton
Hazel O Leary, executive vice president of Northern States Power Co. in Minneapolis, is a leading contender for energy secretary as Clinton builds his Cabinet. Interviewed Friday, she would join Donna Shalala as the only named woman in the incoming administration with more female candidates eyed for key posts.
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Israel denounces UN deportation resolution as biased
Israel dismisses a UN resolution condemning deportations as biased while continuing talks. The deportees, suspected Hamas and Islamic Jihad members, were moved to a Lebanon security zone near a checkpoint. Lebanon sent tanks to aid, creating a makeshift camp as ICRC tents and food arrived. The U S ambassador called the action an unfair burden on Lebanon and condemned both deportations and prior Hamas killings.
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Study rejects cancer-environment link on Long Island
A CDC report released Friday says Nassau County’s higher breast cancer rates stem from known risk factors such as age heredity and reproductive history rather than environmental causes. The study notes Nassau's older population earlier onset of menarche and high Jewish population as contributing factors, drawing criticism from panel member Barbara Balaban. The analysis compares 110.6 cases per 100 000 in Nassau to 94.7 nationally and 96.7 statewide.
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Marines See Hunger As Foot Patrols Reach Baidoa
U S Marines in Baidoa Somalia on foot patrols witness severe malnutrition among displaced Somalis. Lt Brian Fitzell says many are malnourished as aid centers provide small rations while looting and supply delays hinder food delivery. Village elder Issak Ali calls foreign troops a relief, noting deaths from hunger and disease.
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Marines brace for move as looting runs unchecked nearby
Fort Drum gears for a major rail and air deployment to Somalia. About 2,000 pieces of equipment from the 10th Mountain Division have been moved on seven trains and loaded onto ships bound for Bayonne. Some 700 troops have already departed Griffiss Air Force Base with more flights expected from Griffiss today and Monday. Maj Gen Steven Arnold anticipates about 6,000 troops total on the Somalia mission.
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Partly sunny Sunday with a 30 percent chance of morning snow and a high around 35 to 40. Tonight remains breezy with rain showers turning to snow showers. low near 32. Monday and Tuesday bring more sun and clouds, with highs in the mid 30s and overnight lows 20s to 30s. A cold front affects the Pacific Northwest with gusts above 50 mph and winter storm watches for Oregon mountains. arctic air pushes into the Great Lakes and Northeast.
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