Clinton pardon controversy angers New Yorkers
New Yorkers express anger at the Clinton era amid reports of pardons and gifts. Residents cite the Rich pardon, family involvement, and alleged favors, with several former Clinton supporters saying they feel betrayed and troubled by repeated revelations.
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Bush and Blair conclude get acquainted talks in Maryland
President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair wrapped up a daylong session at the David retreat in Thurmont Maryland as they explore gaps in global arms and aimed to contain Saddam Hussein’s aggression. They pledged a strong US UK tie and discussed a hands off approach to peace efforts in Northern Ireland. Blair said he would call on Bush if needed while Bush said he would be ready to help when asked.
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Remains of WWII pilot return for burial in Iowa
The ashes of Army 2nd Lt. Neil B. Davis, missing since January 9, 1945 on a bombing mission over the Philippines, arrive for burial with full military honors in Shenandoah, Iowa. DNA confirmation linked remains found in 1992 to Davis, ending a 56 year mystery for his family and community.
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Iowa
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Philippines
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Tacloban
Leyte
Christopher Curley
Ue Army Reserve Center
Omaha
Shenandoah
Pacific
Hackett-Livingston Funeral Home
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Weather forecast notes and scattered errors from OCR
Weather bulletin with cloudy sleet and freezing in Deutsch like garbled notes. Rain and wind with a thunderstorm appear. Forecasts mention low 32 and highs 34 to 38 with possible snow or rain flurries.
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Tomigat
Senday
Landlord Harrison Faces Across Oswego From Code Stress
The Oswego landlord Paul Harris, president of the Oswego Landlord's Association, faces repeated code violations across his properties in Oswego and Syracuse. Inspectors cite no water pressure, no heat, broken doors, missing windows, leaking plumbing, and garbage. Tenants report failing conditions, unpaid taxes, and halted utilities, with enforcement actions ongoing.
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W- Second St
Oswego
Paul Harrison
Harrison
Niagara Mohawk
Joslyn Last
Vision-Impai
Joslyn
Syracuse
Oswego Landlord's Association
Torch Bearers Lead Opening Night at Special Olympics NY
Gloria Simpson of Syracuse and Brian Phillips of Solvay held the ceremonial torches high during the opening ceremonies at the Oncenter Syracuse for the Special Olympics New York Winter Games on Friday night.
DNA only warrant upheld in landmark case
A California judge upheld an arrest warrant based solely on a genetic code from a semen sample, labeling it uncharted legal territory. The ruling centers on matching a DNA profile to Paul Robinson in a 1994 rape case, challenging traditional standards of description in warrants and prompting nationwide consideration of genetic identification in criminal prosecutions.
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Paul Robinson
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California
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