Vatican denies pope lurch was dizzy spell during baptism
Vatican City reports deny that Pope John Paul I suffered a dizzy spell during a baptism ceremony on Sunday. State TV showed the pontiff pause in the Sistine Chapel as he walked, wiped his eyes, then seemed momentarily weak before being supported by a prelate. He later appeared strong at the Mass baptizing 19 babies.
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Provisional Loyalist Gunmen Kill Adams Relative in Belfast
Gunmen killed Terry Enwright, 28, husband to Gerry Adams niece, outside Space nightclub in downtown Belfast. The Loyalist Volunteer Force claimed responsibility saying peace talks not to be at any price. Deirdre Enwright mourned as she called the act cowardly and tied to Catholic residents.
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New York Senator proposes five year ban on human cloning
State Senator John Marchi from Staten Island filed a bill to halt human cloning in New York for five years. The measure would prohibit purchasing an embryo or zygote for cloning, establish a state study on ethical and legal implications, and impose penalties up to $1 million for corporations or facilities and up to $250,000 for individuals.
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Amherst Creek Threatens Town as Waters Rise
Officials in the Buffalo suburb monitor a rising creek that spills into Amherst after Tama-nawanda Creek floods backyards in Clarence. In Albany, Emanuel Gold, a 28 year state senator, retires, citing time for law practice and family. The veteran represents Queens districts and sponsored the Son of Sam law.
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Ferraro raises $11 million in four days in Senate bid
Albany New York Geraldine Ferraro said she grew her campaign war chest to 11 million in four days while campaigning to unseat San Alfonso D Amato. She spent eight hours a day on the phone Tuesday through Friday and expects about five million for the primary and five million for the general election if she wins. Other Democrats Mark Green and Charles Schumer list sizable funds as they contest the nomination. D Amato notes a potential six figure to nine figure lead.
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