Indicted NYC Cocaine Delivery Service Operated Across Districts
Ten men were indicted for running a cocaine delivery service in Manhattan neighborhoods including the Upper East Side Upper West Side Chelsea and Soho. Customers reportedly supplied hundreds of names addresses and phone numbers with orders delivered by drivers posing as livery cabs to residences and other locations. The group allegedly moved as much as 11000 in a day with ongoing prosecutors work and the investigation continuing.
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Two killed aiding stalled car on slick Interstate scene
Charlene Seeger Treiner 43 of Baltimore skidded on a slick road near Avon New York and stopped on the highway edge. Deputies helping push were struck by Danielle Ormsby 39 and Danielle’s passenger Jessica Alger 19 in Bath. Both deputies were treated for minor injuries and no charges filed.
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Bath
Me Walker
Elmira
Jessica Alger
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Rochester
Fire destroys 120 year old Amsterdam church
A 120 year old stone United Presbyterian church in Amsterdam burned down Tuesday after a passerby spotted flames at about 1 am. Fire officials attributed the likely cause to a boiler set for replacement, noting the new boiler nearby was also destroyed and the scene had an ice castle appearance in the cold. Justice M Dolores Denman, the first woman presiding justice in York’s Appellate Division, died Monday in Rochester after a long career in New York State's Western District.
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New York
Mario Cuomo
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Harry and Louise return in ads on uninsured Americans
Washington era health policy ad campaign reprises the lobbying couple to warn that universal coverage could affect working families. The Health Insurance Association of America says the ads target the Clinton plan and favor combining expanded government programs for low income people with tax credits for small businesses to offer insurance.
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Health Insurance Association of America
Chip Kahn
Hastert Sets 2015 Debt Elimination Goal
Dennis Hastert plans a long term GOP program to pay off the $3.7 trillion public debt by 2015. Aide briefings indicate setting aside Social Security and other surpluses to erase the debt, freeing funds for tax relief schools and defense.
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Microsoft contests monopoly ruling in federal antitrust case
Microsoft argues the court erred in labeling it a monopoly and abusing influence. Lawyers say the company violated no federal antitrust law and that Windows does not control software pricing or availability for personal computers. They urge that the judge erred by treating as sole competition other software for Intel-compatible PCs.
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Thomas Penfield Jackson
Veterans face lower incarceration rates than non veterans
A government study by the Bureau of Justice Statistics finds male veterans are jailed at about half the rate of non veterans. From 1985 to 1998 veteran incarceration rose 46 percent while the national rate climbed 172 percent.
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Bureau of Justice Statistics
Justice Department
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