Surgeon general nominee vows to fight for the job
Washington reports the U S surgeon general nomination battle centers on abortion and the Biden opposition. Dr Henry Foster Jr vows a life mission to win the post amid tense Capitol Hill scrutiny and White House confidence questions.
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DeWitt crash kills two Syracuse men
Two elderly Syracuse residents, Wilford V. Case and John P. Miles, both 85 or 86, died when Case's 1990 Buick pulled onto Route 481 shoulder near Route 690 and was struck by a tractor trailer, pushing the car against a guard rail. They were neighbors at Nob Hill Apartments and were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Regatta moves from Syracuse to Camden for IRA championships
Regatta dates June 1 2 3 shift to Camden New Jersey due to costs and crowd constraints. Syracuse University coach Bill Sanford says funds will support a larger event later with 1500 participants anticipated and afternoon races to boost attendance. National Club Championships will be hosted in July by Friends of Rowing with Ford leading sponsor efforts.
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Weather Snows Across Regions With Cold, Blustery Pattern
Forecaster notes blustery bitter air and periods of snow and lake effect squalls. Snow showers possible with localized accumulations. Tuesday cloudy with likely snow. Wednesday partly sunny with scattered flurries.
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Simpson jury to visit crime scene on Sunday
Jurors will tour Dr. Simpson mansion and the Brentwood crime scene outside Nicole Simpson’s townhouse in a field session led by Judge Lance Ito. Police will close streets and ban news helicopters to shield the panel and preserve anonymity amid overwhelming media presence.
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Democrats block death penalty bill gains momentum
The Senate leader accuses Assembly Democrats of delaying capital punishment reform. Governor Pataki backs Bruno's bill as talks with the Assembly continue, with contention over crimes covered, racial safeguards, indigent defense, and execution of the mentally retarded.
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Discovery crew returns after historic eight day mission
Discovery returns to Kennedy Space Center after an eight day flight highlighted by a first U S Russian space rendezvous since 1975 Apollo Soyuz. Commander James Wetherbee lands at 6 50 a m as Mir cosmonauts watch via TV link. Rookie Eileen Catlins becomes NASA s first female shuttle pilot and Dr Bernard Harris conducts a spacewalk first for an African American.
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New Label Turns Cat Food Into Tuna for Humans
Authorities in New York City say a Chinatown food supplier labelled cat food as chunk light tuna in 33,000 cases sold to the public. A federal indictment charges Michael Chu with nine counts of fraud for buying Seventh Heaven Tuna Treat Cat Food at about $4.4 a case and selling it for up to $24 a case. Decomposition made the tuna unfit for human consumption, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Tanya Hill.
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New Miss USA vows to fight racism
The new Miss USA Chelsi Smith 21 a San Jacinto College sophomore was crowned in South Padre Island Texas. She plans to teach children the harms of racism and celebrate both sides of her biracial heritage while preparing for the Miss Universe pageant in Windhoek Namibia. First runner up Shanna Moakler and second runner up Nicole Holmes are listed with brief hometowns.
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