Cuomo's New Orleans appearance signals bid momentum
Governor Cuomo spoke at Tulane University in a four day forum on the future of the country. He urged action on education, health care and nursing homes while warning against arms race fears. Scalia and Kissinger also offered remarks at the event.
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Winter Weather Strands Central New Yorkers In Cold Snap
Helen Connelly of Manlius and Ivory Collins of Clay face disaster as a regionwide cold snap freezes gas mains and fires blaze across apartments. Police urge precautions as pipes clog and heaters run. Weather officials warn of continued below normal temperatures with no immediate warmup.
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Tragic collapse follows lifesaving dash by pregnant Chicago woman
Chicago police said 26 year old Johnnetta Hodges collapsed on a sidewalk after guiding three relatives from a fire in a second floor apartment. The fire, apparently started by her 1 year old son Tecata playing with a lighter, left Hodges dead and family members safe. Mary Hodges, her mother, described Hodges aiding Kerala Hodges and nephew Kewannee Hodges before collapsing.
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Salmonella Found In Forty Percent Of U S Chickens
Washington report cites Agriculture Department finding salmonella in roughly 40 percent of chickens sold to consumers. officials warn illness can begin within hours and last several days though proper cooking and hand washing reduce risk. NAS expected to push federal poultry inspection reforms.
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Gates Faces Senate Hearing On CIA Suitability
The Senate Intelligence Committee opens confirmation hearings on acting CIA Director Robert M. Gates to determine his fitness to lead the agency. Lawmakers seek answers on Iran arms deals and funds allegedly diverted to Nicaragua's Contras, and why Congress was kept in the dark for 11 months.
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Weather outlook Tonight and Wednesday forecast update
Tonight will be mainly clear and cold with a low near in the single digits. Wednesday brings a mix of sun and clouds with a high in the mid twenty range.
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Boy in need of liver flighted to Pittsburgh for transplant
Seven year old Ronnie DeSillers near death without a new liver receives help from nationwide donors including Ronald Reagan and Victor Posner. He will be evaluated for a transplant at Pittsburgh Children's Hospital while family travels by air. The case drew national attention after Reagan’s personal outreach and a $1,000 photo gift. Ronnie’s mother Maria of Miami says about $400,000 has been raised to fund the operation as he battles cirrhosis and liver duct malformation.
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