McCall Aims To Be New York's Second Black Governor
Carl McCall, the only black candidate elected to statewide office in New York, spoke at a dinner with over 1,000 attendees and received an endorsement from Al Sharpton. He said his leadership would steer New York in a new direction and referenced the historic barrier of an African American governor.
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Body Parts Found in Bronx Bag Report
New York police responded to 21-20 East Tremont Avenue in the Bronx after several bags containing human body parts were found around 11 am Sunday. Officers from the 43rd Precinct transported the items to the medical examiner for further investigation.
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Two teens sought in murder case at Sturbridge truck stop
Authorities in New Castle Indiana launched a manhunt for James Parker aged 16 and Reber Tulloch 17 after two bodies were found at the Sturbridge truck stop near the Connecticut Line. Parker and Tulloch are charged as adults with two counts of first degree murder in the deaths of Hal Zan top and Susanne Zan top. Police found a silver ring near Parker's mother. Authorities withheld motives and connections.
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Bush to open Oklahoma City bombing museum
President Bush and Laura travel to Oklahoma City for the dedication of the Oklahoma City National Memorial Center. The museum honors the April 19 1995 attack that killed 168 people including 19 children at the Murrah Federal Building and recalls the day’s panic after the truck bomb explosion near the day-care center.
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NASA watches weather as crew plans return to Earth
NASA flight controllers monitor wind delays as Avantis crew stays in orbit after a weather hold. Gusts over 24 mph exceeded Kennedy Space Center crosswind limits, postponing landing from Sunday to Monday with Mission Control telling commander Kenneth Cockrell that conditions should improve for a safer touchdown.
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Clinton’s half brother Roger arrested for drunken driving
In Hermosa Beach California police say Roger Clinton former president Bill Clinton’s half brother was arrested early Saturday for investigation of drunken driving after a sport utility vehicle was seen weaving and hitting a curb. An unidentified male passenger was not arrested.
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Palestinian Clash Near Balats Campreported by Witnesses
Witnesses describe gunfire at the Balats refugee camp near a mosque and a nearby grocer. Israeli military control and nearby road traffic were cited as the scene. Israeli forces have killed over two dozen Palestinians in the past five months over suspicions of attacks on Israelis.
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Rioting prison inmates take 8009 hostage in Brazil
Riots at Carandiru and other prisons in Brazil held nearly 8,000 visitors and guards hostage as revolts spread to 22 state facilities. Authorities reported 11 inmates killed and ongoing negotiations planned as transfers of alleged arms and drug ring members triggered protests.
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Clashes erupt near buffer zone in Kosovo region
In Lucane near the Kosovo Serbia buffer, Albanian rebels and Serbian forces exchange machine gun and mortar fire after a bus bombing killed at least seven Serb civilians in Kosovo. No immediate casualties reported. Yugoslavia blames Albanian militants while they deny responsibility.
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Rebuilt Lincoln Park Drive home corrections note
Herald Journal notes corrections to a Sunday Syracuse article about the Gosses who moved from a Central Square trailer park. The piece lists four bedrooms and nearby home values, with repair to contact and delivery details, plus publishing and address lines.
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