Protests and coup unsettle Ecuador in early turmoil
Quito battled a military backed junta that seized power after President Mahuad fled. Gen Carlos Mendoza announced the return to civilian rule, while U S officials warned of aid cuts amid a broader regional critique. The crisis followed inflation and anger over dollarization and policies affecting 12 million Ecuadorans.
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Rodham Clinton Lifts Letterman To Ratings Win
Hillary Rodham Clinton helped David Letterman clock his first weekly ratings victory over Jay Leno in nearly five years. CBS Late Show drew 11.2 million viewers for her appearance, boosting overall audience to 3.9 million versus Leno’s 5.8 million. Return date for Letterman is unclear.
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Clinton lawyer calls Flowers suit a publicity stunt
Gennifer Flowers amended her libel suit to include Hillary Rodham Clinton and administration figures James Carville and George Stephanopoulos. David Kendall dismissed the claim as publicity driven and said he would seek dismissal. Flowers seeks more than 75,000 dollars and a jury trial in the U.S. District Court.
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Confession video shows Kinkel after Thurston High shootings
Police released a grainy video of Kip Kinkel answering questions from Detective Warthen hours after the May 21 1998 massacre. He admits I had no other choice and describes the chaotic scenes, while earlier audiotaped interviews reveal he killed his father Bill and mother Faith during the family crisis.
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Fibers on Kennedy bullet fragments bolster lone gunman theory
National Archives report finds fibers from a fragment of the fatal Kennedy bullet were from paper not cloth, supporting the Warren Commission conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. Some researchers caution contamination limits significance. DNA was inconclusive.
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Corrections Note on Oswego Youth Court and Haircut Benefit
The Herald Journal corrects a January 5 Oswego Youth Court item misstating why some cases go unpunished. Many Youth Court cases are violations not handled by Family Court. Also Friday’s CNY piece mislisted a haircut appointment phone number. Mario's Hair Design offers tree blunt cuts for donors, 10 inches or more, to aid medical hair loss, Sunday 11 am to 3 pm at Fayetteville Mall. Call Sarah Miles at 637-8708 for info and appointments.
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Fayetteville Mall
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Weather line numbers and online forecast access
Information on NewsLine weather codes and toll free access details for Au burn Oswego Pulaski and Weedsport. Provides direct lines for forecast details travel advisories weather warnings survival tips and daily interactive trivia from local sources. Also notes Syracuse Newspapers online weather page with Nexrad links.
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