Rochester money-laundering case nets two men in Webster
Enzo Aquino 30 owner of a Webster auto repair business and Stephen Leonardo a Rochester lawyer were arraigned Friday on charges of conspiring and attempting to conduct a financial transaction to conceal money. The grand jury says Aquino met Lena Catalano in June and July to discuss a suspected money-laundering deal involving a Webster strip ownership in exchange for cash.
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Logan runway mix up prompts FAA search for missing record
The Boston Globe reports a wide-bodied jet landed on the wrong Logan Airport runway in July. FAA records show only seven of 20 runway incursions logged with NASA in eight months, prompting an exhaustive agency review into why the incident went unrecorded.
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Philadelphia Inquirer plans apology for racist editorial
The Philadelphia Inquirer faces staff uproar over a December opinion piece suggesting incentives to use contraception, with Sunday expected to publish a revision apologizing for how the issue was framed, seen as anti-black and anti-poor. The dispute centers on the Norplant proposal amid debates on welfare and race.
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Brando Daughter Extradition Rejected by California Judge
Los Angeles judge Joel Rudof declined to intervene in extradition efforts to Tahiti concerning Cheyenne Brando. A psychiatric report influenced the ruling amid a tangled case involving Christian Brando and alleged crimes in 1963. The proceedings face delays as the key witness remains in Tahiti and fragile health.
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Bush seeks further Medicaid cuts to 1996 budget plan
White House proposes additional 18.7 billion in Medicare reductions over five fiscal years 1992 through 1996 with 2.7 billion next year. Teaching hospitals face the largest hit, plus 1.5 billion to physicians next year. 500 billion deficit package already set 42 billion in Medicare cuts.
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Romania marks revolt anniversary amid protests and discontent
About 20,000 demonstrators gathered in University Square Bucharest to denounce the government one year after the revolution that toppled Nicolae Ceausescu. Critics cite shortages and price hikes while rulers who served under the old regime hold power. The National Salvation Front remains resistant to street pressure, stating it seeks stability as trials for killings progress slowly.
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Cuomo trims hospital aid and school funding in budget plan
Gov. Mario Cuomo signed bills cutting hospital and school aid as part of a package to close a $1 billion state deficit. The hospital bailout raises Medicaid reimbursements with a revenue tax, while the school aid cut caps district losses at 1.5 percent, with wealthier districts hit harder. The Board of Regents will study a 30 year old master plan to merge districts or share services amid fiscal strain.
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Weather forecast fragment with mild night and rain
Fragmented forecast notes a mild tonight period with rain chances rising. It mentions Sunday rain, then a sharp drop in temperature and a high around 74 with lower readings later, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for precise times or locations.
Cold front brings warm spell then Arctic plunge in Central New York
Central New York faces a Christmas weekend of mixed weather as a sharp cold front moves in from the west. Temperatures rise to the upper 60s today before a sharp drop into the 30s by Sunday night. Periods of rain and possible thunderstorms turn to lake effect snow as Arctic air settles in for Monday through Christmas Day. Travelers and outdoor plans may be disrupted by the rapid temperature swing and precipitation.
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Transfer of FDA official may delay AIDS drug approvals
Dr Ellen Cooper, head of the FDA Division of Anti Viral Drug Products, seeks a transfer amid pressure over AIDS drug reviews. Critics warn her departure could complicate upcoming reviews for two new AIDS drugs and future approvals, highlighting her unique expertise in AIDS research.
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