US to seek access to Georgian diplomat medical records
US prosecutors may obtain Mabaden Mabhadzr? Mabharadze medical records from his hospital stay after a Jan. 4 crash that killed a 16 year old girl. Diplomatic immunity blocks blood alcohol testing and limits use of evidence without a waiver by Georgia. State Department raises no objection to a court order, if sought, while Shevardnadze says his government is prepared to cooperate.
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Gueorgui Makharadze
State Department
Mabaden
Tday
Eduard Shevardnadze
U.S
Mother Returns Brink's Cash After Miami Truck Crash
McFadden a 14 cent passenger in a jitney reported seeing money raining from the Brink's truck. She first to police returned 19.53 mostly quarters. The incident left about 500000 in cash and 300000 in food stamps missing after a carnival like crash near St Francis Xavier School.
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Miami
Fay McFadden
McFadden
Herbert Tarvin
St. Francis Xavier
Parole Bid By Central Park Preppie Murders Suspect
Robert Chambers calls himself a political pawn awaiting parole for the manslaughter of Jennifer Levin in Central Park. He claims potential law school admission and turns down a $1 million interview offer while acknowledging political pressure and a violent prison record. The parole board denies release, marking remorse and intent to study law.
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Albany
Robert Chambers
Central Par
Chambers
Dennis Vacco
Jennifer Levin
Central Park
Fujimori optimistic on hostages release talks in Peru
President Alberto Fujimori voiced confidence in securing the release of 74 hostages held at gunpoint by rebels of the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement. He noted rebel leader Nestor Cerpa's pragmatic stance and said negotiations could take weeks, with renewed talks via two way radio after a two week impasse.
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Lima
Peru
Alberto Fujimori
Associated Press
Fujimori
Nestor Cerpa
Tupac Amaru
Domingo Palermo
Cerpa
Violent Seoul Protest Demands Abolition of Labor Law
Thousands of strikers clashed with police in downtown Seoul as tear gas filled the eight lane street after a rally at a park. Demonstrators hurled rocks while police dispersed marchers in the most violent street protest since December, tied to a labor law critics say enables mass layoffs and weakens union rights for years.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pataki declares Internet access services tax exempt in New York
Gov. George Pataki announces that Internet access services will be tax exempt in New York making it the first state to grant such an exemption. The plan also exempts online ad revenue from out of state providers from New York sales tax and benefits both providers and New Yorkers by improving the business climate. Prodigy vice-president Marc Jacobson welcomes the move as supportive of the industry and local economy.
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Albany
New York
Pataki
George Pataki
Patan
Prodigy
Marc Jacobson
Jacobson
Waite Plains
Gingrich Ethics Fight Escalates Over Vote Timing
A five Democrat panel vote to delay action until after a full report prompted charges of abuse of power. Republicans countered with a brief two day hearing plan and a January 21 vote, as a leaked taped call between Gingrich and aides drew sharp scrutiny.
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House
Ethics Panel
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
The
New York Times
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Weather line codes and central New York forecast data
NewsLine offers codes for airborne allergen reports, weather forecasts from WIXT TV, travel advisories, severe weather alerts, and Clinton Square time temperature data. Access via toll free, local lines, or online at wew.syracuse.com for forecasts, summaries, and Nexrad images.
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Newsline
Syracuse
Automated Information Service
Auburn
Weedsport
Oswego
Pulaski
New York
Clinton Square
Wew
Coroner Challenges Photos Publication In JonBenet Case
Publication of photographs from the JonBenet Ramsey homicide investigation risks compromising the case. The coroner and Boulder police face scrutiny over who released images, with authorities examining sources beyond staff at the coroner's office while noting a Christmas party guest made a nearby call before JonBenet was last seen.
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Koby’s Department
Ramsey House
JonBenet
Recorders found at crash site in Michigan cold
Investigators in subzero conditions recovered Comair Flight 3272 flight data and cockpit voice recorders from the snowy crash crater near Detroit. The orange boxes were intact despite damage and sent to Washington for analysis. Crews also found main landing gear propeller blades and flaps. weather icing was disputed by Comair officials as a possible factor.
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Mich
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Hammerschmidt
Comai
Detroi
Findlay
Ohio
Detroit
King
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