Boeheim comments as Edwards tops finals for TV show
Coach Boeheim notes urging Michael Edwards who faced hammer use charges for smashing a weather manager's windows. Edwards, a Fulton Bodley High School student, reaches the finals of Americas Funniest People with his jackalope cartoon. The schedule lists February events.
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Bosnian official slain shocks Sarajevo as war drags on
Bosnian Prime Minister Hakija Turajlic was shot seven times in the head and chest in the presence of U N peacekeepers, drawing international condemnation. President Izetbegovic weighed breaking peace talks with Serbs as the U N convoy protection faltered and Western military aid remained uncertain amid a war that has killed over 17,000 and left about one million homeless.
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Man survives after being run over by freight train in Louisville
Douglas Sandlin, 26, of Louisville, was struck by a CSX freight train early Friday after apparently passing out between the rails following heavy drinking. Police say the conductor tried to stop in time but could not. Sandlin woke briefly, then died at a hospital about an hour later, recounting the frightful moment.
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Neighbors cheer arrests in New Year attack case
A Tampa crowd cheered as police arrested two white men at a Lakeland mobile home on charges tied to a New Year’s Day assault that left Jeff Ray Pelrett of Plant City burned after being forced at gunpoint to drive to a remote field. A third white man faces charges as an accomplice.
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Airliner crash near New Delhi leaves 163 aboard safe
Indian Airlines Tu-154 from Hyderabad crashed on landing near New Delhi. All 163 aboard survived. 152 passengers and 11 crew. Civil aviation minister Madhav Rao Scindia resigned, citing moral responsibility. Plane leased from Uzbekistan Airlines amid pilot strike.
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Nitroglycerin Shortage to End With 300,000 Bottles Shipped
Parke-Davis says its Nitrostat heart drug supply will be restored by early next week with 300,000 bottles from its Morris Plains facility. Air freight to Illinois and Pennsylvania centers begins today, with pharmacy deliveries planned Monday and Tuesday after a prior production disruption from Oct. 21 to Nov. 26. FDA Commissioner Kessler promises adequate nationwide supply by Tuesday.
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Iraq moves missiles and urges civilians to prepare for war
Iraq says it moved antiaircraft missiles facing US led pressure while urging Iraqis to prepare for an honorable holy war. A Pentagon official said weapons were broken down but it remained unclear if fired actions would follow. No direct confirmation on missile relocation was given in the article.
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Diocese group to visit El Salvador on bond and aid mission
A delegation from the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York led by Very Rev. Richard Bower will travel to El Salvador next week to foster a sister church relationship, share experiences, and support church work. Members include Helen Anderson and Carol George, who seek direct contact with Salvadoran communities and aim to protect church members from harassment.
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El Salvador Interest in Peace and Education Sparks Debate
A reader seeks to learn about peace efforts and education in El Salvador, focusing on topics like reform and governance. The inquiry mentions figures such as Bet o AL and Fuge aA and requests context on regional stability and policy.
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