Reward Offer In LA Slaying Case Sparks Political Swirl
Lone Cal offered 50 000 dollars as a state reward. Lt Gov Gray Davis, a Democrat, had offered the reward earlier when Wilson and his rival clashed politically. A request to withdraw the reward came from family spokesman Ward. LAPD Chief Willie Williams said pulling the reward would not hinder the probe. Enmus Cosby, 27, was shot to death January 16 while changing a tire near a Los Angeles freeway. no arrests have been made.
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Clinton Releasing First School Internet Grants
The Clinton administration unveils the first wave of $200 million in Education Department grants to Illinois Mississippi and New Mexico. The grants fund classroom computers Internet access and teacher training as part of the push to link every American classroom and library to the Information Age.
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Remains Identified in TWA Flight 800 Victim
DNA tests identified the remains of James H. Hurd I of Severn Maryland almost seven months after the crash of TWA Flight 800 off Long Island. Hurd was 29 and the 216th victim identified. 230 died when the Boeing 747 jetliner broke up July 17, 1996.
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New Zealand gunman kills six and injures five
A 24 year old local man killed six people and wounded five in a one hour shooting spree at the Raurimu Spiral ski village near Wellington. He was captured naked and unarmed after a forest pursuit with police air support. Police say a family argument sparked the violence and bystanders were also shot.
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Ecuador in turmoil as three claim presidency after Bucaram ouster
Ousted president Abdala Bucaram defies Congress as interim leader Fabian Alarcon and Vice President Rosalia Atreaga both claim the presidency amid protests in Quito. Military calls for a swift peaceful resolution after a 48 hour strike over austerity drives.
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CIA nominee pays $5,000 to settle inquiry over stock dealings
Anthony Lake, nominee for director of central intelligence, agreed to a $5,000 civil settlement with the Justice Department over 1990s energy stock holdings while serving as national security adviser. DOJ found no evidence of potential law violations by Lake or his actions affecting oil markets. Lake learned in 1995 his energy stocks weren’t sold and sold them later, with gains around $24,000 since 1993.
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Albright presses bipartisanship in Houston visit with Bush
Madeleine Albright meets George Bush during her Houston trip as secretary of state. She urges bipartisan support to push the Chemical Weapons Convention and outlines plans to engage Republicans and former officials, while addressing budget aims and democracy promotion. She speaks at Rice University Baker Institute and Lemar High School.
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Air Traffic Review Urged After Jetliner Intercept Incident
Civilian and military controllers in New York and Virginia Beach coordinated as Nations Air Boeing 727 carrying 84 passengers and crew flew through restricted airspace off southern New Jersey. Two F 16s from Air National Guard were intercepting for identification. warnings were issued and the airliner remained in sight.
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US and Russia plan rounds of nuclear arms talks
Vice President Gore announced new guidelines for possible START ID reductions as Moscow resists ratifying START II. Clinton and Yeltsin to discuss arms limits and NATO expansion in Helsinki, with Poland Hungary and the Czech Republic expected to gain NATO entry by July.
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Weather data and online updates from Syracuse network
Weather and pollen updates for Central New York with forecasts by WIXT-TV staff and time temperature from Clinton Square. Online access at Syracuse.com provides forecasts, summaries and Nexrad images.
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