Gunmen Open Fire at New York Pool Hall Killing One
Three gunmen fired into a crowded Lex billiards hall injuring three others as patrons fled. Police arrested them after they backed out firing. Two handguns and an automatic weapon were recovered. One man died at St Vincent's Hospital and another remained in critical condition.
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Priest admits he stole from his parish in Texas
Rev Philip A Magaldi, linked to Claus von Bulow case, pleaded guilty to stealing over $120,000 from his former parish to fund a lavish life. He serves four rural north Texas parishes and faces up to 31 years or fines, with sentencing set for May 6. Restitution not pursued due to lack of resources.
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Scientific doubt over dolphinsafe tuna plan voiced
A National Academy of Sciences study questions whether the dolphin safe policy will prevent dolphin deaths in tuna harvesting. It warns a practical no-dolphin method may be impossible, yet notes captain training could reduce killings. The purse seine method remains the only viable option, while environmentalists argue industry has adopted dolphin protection practices.
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Bosnia Referendum Vote Faces Boycott and Tension
Bosnian Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina urged a boycott of the weekend independence referendum and warned of possible violence. President Alija Izetbegovic urged at least 65 percent turnout of the 31 million eligible voters as the two major groups Muslims and Croats push for independence while Serbs seek to stay in the federation.
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Gorbachev calls to leave Honecker alone in Moscow
Mikhail Gorbachev urged humanitarian grounds to let Erich Honecker, the 79 year old former East German leader, be left in peace while Honecker is sought in Germany for manslaughter over shooting at East Germans fleeing to the West. Honecker led East Germany for 18 years before being ousted in late 1989.
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Herald-Journal corrects two errors and prints apology
The Syracuse Herald-Journal notes a Feb 6 Auto Review ’92 item omits that Honda imports some Accords sold in the United States. It also reprints an obituary for Carl W. Brown of Mexico, which was two months old, and apologizes to his family.
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Symphony season canceled as board plans shutdown in Syracuse
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra moves to cancel concerts and suspend operations until fall after a straw poll showed the 47 member board likely to vote for shutdown. County officials and arts leaders warn of debts, layoffs, and long term community loss while promising to seek payback from creditors and replacements for arts programming.
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Warming deadlock continues in U N talks over emissions
Environmental groups urge foreign ministers to hold an emergency meeting as 11 days of talks end with U S measures to cut greenhouse gases but no compromise on EC proposed CO2 reductions to 1990 levels by 2000. Delegates form April 30 session in New York seeking Rio de Janeiro 1992 agreement. Friends of the Earth Greenpeace and World Wildlife Fund say only a ministerial summit can break the stalemate.
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Area women contract rare chicken pox in county
Two chicken pox cases in Onondaga County within a week alarm health officials. One pregnant patient was hospitalized but recovered. Deputy Health Commissioner Brittain notes the incidence is 1 to 5 in 10 000 and urges exposure avoidance and vaccination for unexposed pregnant women. Nineteen cases reported through Feb 20, far above last year.
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Variable clouds and possible snow shower forecast
Forecast shows variable clouds tonight with a chance of a snow shower and mostly cloudy Sunday. High near 30 degrees. Administrative note references mas spheric Admin.
Central New York Weather Forecast Keeps Clouds In Place
The National Weather Service warns clouds will linger over central New York with a gusty chance of a snow shower tonight and a low of 10 to 15 degrees. Sunday remains mainly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of snow and a high near 30. Elsewhere snow, rain and strong winds lash the Northeast while Pacific Coast stays cloudy.
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