Quayle declares cuts in Latin aid amid trip
Vice President Dan Quayle told Honduran and Jamaican leaders the Bush administration will cut U.S. aid to the two nations. Washington plans roughly half of military aid and about 25 percent of economic assistance, with Jamaica to face unspecified reductions. He also planned one on one talks with presidents attending the Tegucigalpa inauguration.
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Noriega Remains Jail Bound Despite War Prison Claim
U S District Judge William Hoeveler ruled Manuel Noriega must stay jailed, rejecting his bid to be treated as a prisoner of war and moved to a neutral country. Prosecutors portrayed him as dangerous, with up to 30 million in assets and armed supporters likely to flee if freed on bond.
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Malman
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Rubino
Prison riot at Camp Hill leads to chief's dismissal
Harrisburg reports Camp Hill prison superintendent Robert Freeman fired after a three day riot injuring 123 and leaving much of the facility ruined. Gov. Casey backed the action citing a sharply critical commission report on riot management. AFL-CIO backs Soviet miners move toward free trade unions with aid and support.
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Judge rules subway panhandling protected by First Amendment
U.S. District Judge Leonard Sand ruled that prohibitions on begging in New York subway spaces and related transit hubs are unconstitutional. The decision invalidates Transit Authority and Port Authority rules, directing revised limits to allow begging with reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions.
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Winning numbers for New York and Reno lottery drawn
Albany Friday draw announces Daily Number 065 and WinFour 2020. Reno game numbers listed are 2 4 6 10 14 15 18 41 43 47 49 54 55 56 57 63 69 73 77 79.
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Cordova Surrenders After Five Weeks on Run in Panama
Lt Col Luis Cordova, once Noriega’s inner circle and on the U.S. most-wanted list, surrendered after five weeks in hiding and is in U S Army custody. Panamanian authorities seek charges over the Oct 3 execution of Maj Moises Giraldi. Romulo Escobar Bethancour also surrendered, a Canal treaty negotiator, with charges not disclosed.
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Escobar Bethancour
Panama Canal
Attorney General’s Office
Maj
Moises Giraldi
Top Secret aides win partial drug test ruling
A federal judge lifted a ban on random urinalysis for 19 top secret cleared EOP employees while keeping tests barred for 10 secret clearance staff. The ruling, amid a Bush administration bid for broad screening, allows the top secret group to proceed and questions the scope for those with only secret clearance.
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Oberdorfer
Fuel problems evident on ill fated 707 jet
Investigators point to excess fuel burn on Avianca Flight 52 before it crashed near Kennedy. Pilots and dispatchers note fuel gauge inaccuracy and decisions to carry extra fuel given high altitude, short runways, and limited navigation aids. The incident follows notable past fuel exhaustion events and emphasizes planning and gauge reliability.
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Weather forecast with mixed precipitation and clearing skies
Tonight expects clouding and a breezy wind with a low near 35. Sunday sees morning clouds then sunshine and a high around 40. Snow and showers spread across the Pacific Northwest and parts of Idaho Montana while North Dakota Minnesota face flurries. Widespread showers extend from Texas to Georgia and Tennessee as well as from New York to Maine.
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Sunny Sunday to bring limited sun for Central New York
Central New York residents will enjoy sun after morning clouds with a high near 40 degrees. Skies will cloud tonight with a low around 35. Breezy southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. In eastern New York colder air threatens flooded areas with flood warnings along Mohawk near Schenectady and for Ausable Bouquet and Hoosick rivers.
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