Police probe stun gun link in JonBenet Ramsey murder
Los Angeles police question neighbors about a stun gun linked by a family spokeswoman to JonBenet Ramsey death. The Ramseys say the weapon involved. authorities have not named suspects in the 6 year old’s strangling and bludgeoning in the Boulder home basement on December 26.
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Doles to Join Clinton Bosnian Trip
Senate leader Bob Dole and his wife Elizabeth will travel to Bosnia with President Clinton Hillary Rodham Clinton and about a dozen members of Congress for a pre Christmas visit to 8500 American troops. Dole backed keeping troops beyond the June 1998 deadline and said he supports the president.
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Jurors in Nichols trial granted weekend break
Jurors in the Terry Nichols Oklahoma City bombing trial were sent home early for a weekend rest after 25 hours of deliberation over four days without a verdict. Judge Richard Matsch granted the request as the unsequestered jury exceeded the time it took to convict Timothy McVeigh.
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Oklahoma City
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U.S
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Timothy McVeigh
Associated Press
Korea to pardon two former rulers in crisis move
South Korea’s outgoing president pardoned Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae Woo, aiming to unite a nation in economic crisis. President elect Kim Dae Jung, during his first meeting with current leader Kim Young Sam, sought clemency as Chun faces life imprisonment and Roh an 17 year term for coups and graft.
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Castro meets Cuba's Catholic bishops before pope visit
Fidel Castro met with Cuban Roman Catholic bishops in Havana wearing military and clerical attire in a rare broadcast ahead of Pope John Paul II's planned January visit. The meeting followed Castro declaring Christmas a national holiday this year.
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Correcting misidentified law firm and show times
The Herald-Journal clarifies that the sanctioned firm is Finkelstein Levine Git telsohn and Partners based in Newburgh New York. Former partner Elliot S Tetenbaum left the firm to join Larkin Axelrod Trachie and Tetenbaum on September 16 1997. The weekend calendar item fixes the La Cage aux Folles showtimes to 8 p.m today and 2 p.m Sunday with run dates through January 25 at the Empire Theater Syracuse.
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Daily Number and Win Four Results From Albany
The state Daily Number lottery winner Friday was 998 and the Win Four number drawn was 2432. The Syracuse Marath-Journal, published by The Hero Company in Syracuse, lists publication details and post subscription addresses.
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Clinton invites critics to race relations talks in Oval Office
In a cordial 90 minute session with Republicans and conservatives nine invited guests, many opposing race based affirmative action, praised President Clinton for opening his yearlong dialogue to dissenting voices. Ward Connerly, black California official and former ballot initiator, said Clinton showed goodwill and urged extending the initiative by six months and trimming affirmative action from the advisory board.
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Rescuers locate no survivors at SilkAir jet crash site
Indonesian divers pried at a wrecked SilkAir Boeing 737 buried nose first in the Musi River as authorities said all 104 aboard are believed dead. The fuselage lay on the riverbed amid 500 yard wide swamps after monsoon floods. Police and navy boats searched the area while operations planned to hoist the aircraft from the water.
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Wreckage found of Ukrainian jet after Greek search efforts
In Greece near Mount Olympus a Ukrainian Yak-42 with mostly Greek and Ukrainian passengers crashed while attempting to land at Salonica. All 70 aboard were believed dead. A Greek military plane aiding the search also crashed, killing five airmen. A Navy P-3C Orion conducted eight hours of search under night conditions. The crash site lies about 3,300 feet up a remote slope near Fataina, 40 miles from Salonica.
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Weather Line Codes and Online Forecast Access
Weather information line provides toll free codes for Auburn Weedsport Oswego Pulaski with 9090 2445 2600 2446 and 9094 for trivia. Online data available via Syracuse.com home page with Nexrad images and forecasts.
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State drops prison plan in Adirondack region
After a heated debate state officials withdrew a proposed 110 acre Malone prison project near Bare Hill Correctional Facility, delaying a $130 million facility that would add about 350 jobs. Local leaders warned of economic impacts while opponents threatened a lawsuit to block Tupper Lake plans. Sierra Club cited regional economic strains but recognized Adirondack assets.
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Franklin County
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Tupper Lake
New York County
John Stouffer
Sierra Club
Albany
Stouffer
Clinton and GOP urge parental role to curb teen drugs
Portman argues parental discussion can cut teen drug use by over 30 percent while Clinton cites a $195 million media campaign against drugs. HHS data show eighth graders disapprove of occasional and regular drug use more than in 1996. Health experts say attitude shifts predict reduced future use.
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National Institute On Drug Abuse
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