Third escaped inmate recaptured in Mitarnd MIAMI
Police recaptured Hector Rivas 32 after spotting him in Little Havana as five murderers tunneled out of Glades Correctional. Armando Juneo 62 was killed nearby. Jez arrested. Other escapees Juan Fleitas 30 and Jesus Martinez 47 remained at large as of morning.
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Miami
Jairo Lozano
Little Havana
Ana How
Lozano
Hector Rivas
Rivas
Jez
Florida Turnpike
Juan Fleitas
Jesus Martinez
Utility workers linked to brain cancer risk study findings
A 36 year study of 138000 men at five electric companies shows high magnetic field exposure linked to more than double brain cancer risk, while no overall leukemia association is found. Dr Savitz and Dr Loomis coauthored the study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
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Raleigh
Fleetzie
David Savitz
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Dana Loomis
American Journal of Epidemiology
Trio convicted in death of dalmatian
In Doylestown Pennsylvania three men Roy A. Elliott Jan W. Pyatt Jr and Jason Tapper were convicted of felony animal fighting and cruelty to animals for the Dalmatian Duke case. They face prison terms from 342 to seven years and must undergo psychiatric evaluation. Duke was killed after being tethered to a tree and attacked by a pit bull. hundreds protested outside Bucks County courthouse.
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Doylestown
Duke
Tiulmabe Anu Rieu
Roy A. Elliott
Jan W. Pyatt Jr
Jason Tapper
Elliott
Tapper
Pyatt
Lilly
Bucks County
Budget battle shapes 1995 welfare and tax plans
The debate centers on a balanced budget amendment and a line item veto with Clinton and Gephardt proposals. Republicans push tax cuts funded by spending cuts, while welfare reform emphasizes work requirements and two years-and-out rules. The fight includes Social Security taxation, child credits, and effects on seniors, with disputes over who bears costs and how to constrain deficits.
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House
Michael Kinsley
Clinton
Vale
Richard Gephardt
Asop
GOP
White House
Contract bill advances as Congress grills reforms
The Senate and House moved the Contract With America agenda forward promising bold action in the first 100 days. The Senate approved a measure forcing federal compliance with laws on employers, while the House backed a budget balance constitutional amendment aimed at 2002. The political mix includes questioning states on funding for costly programs and remarks on Jesse Helms as foreign relations chair.
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Congress
House
Agnastad
America
Clinton
House Judiciary Committee
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arhur Vandenberg
J.W. Fulbright
Herald-Journal
Uphill battle for Contract With America in new Congress
Newt Gingrich pledges a vote on the Contract With America within the first 100 days of the 104th Congress. The path to actual law remains difficult with key points like the balanced budget amendment facing committee drafting and Senate hurdles. GOP control limits veto risk, while critics cite unclear rhetoric and political risk ahead.
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Newt Gingrich
America
Neal
GOP
Orrin Hatch
Senate
Clinton
Lawmakers push cuts to prison perks and costs
Central New York Senator Michael Nozzolio leads bills to end free movie and TV access for inmates, curb hormones, and require inmates to repay education costs. He argues public pressure demands an accountable system while critics call the moves a cheap political shot.
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New York
Senate Crime and Corrections Committee
Michael Nozzolio
R-Fayette
Tihimk
Robert Gangi
Correctional Association of New York
Assembly Democrats
Senate
GOP
Nozzolio
George Pataki
Pataki
Condon
Assembly
State Division of Criminal Justice Services
Mario Cuomo
Department of Correctional Services
James Flateau
The
Herald American
Nozzello
Sand Hanes Hs Enid
Marino Demotion Slashes Pay For Long Island Senator
Albany reports Ralph Marino, once powerful as Senate majority leader, is now the lowest paid of 61 senators after a leadership shakeup. Bruno elevated Nozzolio to Crime and Corrections chair as others gained or lost lulus. Marino will earn a base 57500, a 3400 percent cut et al.
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Ralph Marino
Senate
Long Island
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Marino
Joseph Bruno
Lulus
Michael Nozzolio
Fayette
Cayuga County
Bruno
Education Committee
Senate Crime and Corrections Committee
George Patakis
Nozzolio
Justin McCarthy
John Defrancisco
Syracuse
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Judiciary Committee
Thomas Libous
Binghamton
Dean Skelos
Nassau County
Nicholas Spano
Yonkers
Jess Present
Berius Point
John Marchi
Staten Island
Michael Tully
Selphin Maltese
Queens
Rensselaer County
Alfonso D'Amato
William Powers
Pataki
Capitol
Martino
Nozzalia
Conatar
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
D-Fabius
Senate Agriculture Committee
Martin Connor
Brooklyn
Hoffmann
Connor
Emanuel
Grasso wins Oklahoma death row placement bid
Thomas Grasso, a two time killer, is moved from Attica to Tulsa to fulfill his wish for death row in Oklahoma. The case sparked clashes between New York and Oklahoma governors over where he should serve the sentence for strangling an 87 year old woman after pleading guilty to another murder. Public defender Johnie O Neal notes Grasso seeks no delays and had been in administrative segregation at Attica with limited access to family.
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MSU
Thomas Grasso
Oklahoma
New York
Tulsa
Okla
Attica
Grasso
Leslie Holtz
Hilda Johnson
Cuomo
George Pataki
Johnie O'Neal
O'Neal
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