Doctor Ninos dead week after harassment trial
A Syracuse area doctor, Dr. Ninos, was found dead one week after a jury cleared him of wrongdoing in a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by former employee Kelly Tyler and two others. The suits alleged touching and exposure in his office. the Tyler verdict came after a short jury deliberation. A separate $302 bill tied to a 1974 debt issue had been discussed with a patient shortly before his death. The Planned Parenthood Center of Syracuse and offices in Syracuse and Cazenovia were noted, with colleagues calling him a committed physician despite the legal pressure.
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Syracuse
Jeff Gilbert
Gilbert
Wilma Felix
Herald-Journal
Felix
Richard Grossman
Grossman
Kelly Davis
Gal Kurtz
Faith Seidenberg
Dr. Ninos
Seidenberg
Planned Parenthood Center
Operation Rescue
Longley- Jones Real Estate
Longley-Jones
Laurie Omans
Woman recalls loss after sudden death
News of his death surprised a woman who described the emotional impact of his passing. She noted that anyone facing such a trial could feel distraught and expressed that they would miss him.
U N Security Council split over enforcing Bosnia flight ban
As Slobodan Milosevic looks set to win, the U N Security Council debates whether to enforce the Bosnia flight ban. Britain and France fear triggering attacks on peacekeepers, while U S and partners push for a firm signal. Mediation teams delay action awaiting a negotiated settlement. NATO drafts contingency plans if action is approved. Geneva talks loom with Cosic and Tudjman about pressuring Bosnian parties.
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Slobodan Milosevic
Serbia
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Belgrade
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United States
Britain
France
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U.N
Bosnia
Yrus R. Vance
Lord Owen
U.n-European Community
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
NATO
Brussels
Vance
Geneva
Dobrica Cosic
Franjo Tudjman
Croatia
Marines Lead Convoys to Aid Stricken Somalia Towns
More than 1,500 U S Marines and French Foreign Legionnaires moved from Baidoa in two convoys delivering aid as famine ravages Somalia. Marines set roadblocks in Mogadishu to search vehicles for weapons and a Marine unit left Bardera for the town to secure the airstrip and aid routes.
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Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Washington
U.S
Bush
Robert Johnston
Pentagon
Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Powell
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