Cable price war hits Syracuse apartments
Intertech Private Cable of Lockport offers a 72 channel package for 28.99 a month to Norstar and Norcal residents, prompting Time Warner to cut rates at Nob Hill and for digital service. The discounts target specific neighborhoods, not surrounding areas, while legal limits on price changes remain. The Newhouse family ties to Time Warner’s local system are noted.
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Clinton says aides can testify on pardons probe
Former President Clinton waives executive privilege allowing three ex aides to testify to the House committee about last day pardons including billionaire Marc Rich. Rich, indicted in 1983 for tax evasion and sanctions, has not testified. the Rich pardon is under criminal inquiry by U S Attorney Mary Jo White in New York City. Podesta Nolan and Lindsey are set to appear, with attribution to their roles in the Clinton White House.
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Poll finds 6 in 10 voters question Clinton pardons ethics
A statewide Mari st College poll shows 46 percent believe Hillary Clinton acted unethically and 15 percent say illegal actions were involved in the pardons granted by Bill Clinton. Fifty eight percent doubt her denial about broker Hugh Rodham’s lobbying payments. 48 percent remain favorable while job approval sits at 30 percent and 42 percent rate her as fair or poor.
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Justices Strike Down Welfare Gag in Free Speech Ruling
The Supreme Court 5-4 rules Congress violated the First Amendment by barring Legal Services Corp. lawyers from challenging welfare cuts. Justice Kennedy writes for the majority, deeming the gag unconstitutional and protecting aid for the poor. Dissent by Scalia argues against the ruling’s interpretation of First Amendment precedents. Missouri labels in a separate decision deemed to influence electoral outcomes against candidates.
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