Iraq resumes short range missile tests despite UN limits
U S officials say Iraq has restarted its missile program eight tests including an Al Samoud liquid fueled ballistic missile under 150 kilometers range. Tests show rebuilt plants, though the model is not yet ready for deployment and faces technical issues.
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Washington
U.S
Iraq
Clinton
al Samoud
U.N
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
Saddam Hussein
United States
Weather forecast summary for multiple bays and regions
Mostly sunny and humid conditions with low 63 at awh Bay. BAY expects sun and a chance of a thunderstorm with a high near 88 and a low of 66. TWESBAY notes a chance of a thunderstorm with a high of 88 and a low of 66. Wren JAY reports hazy, hot and humid weather with a high around 90 and a low near 69.
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Wren Jay
Eight die at Roskilde rock festival crush
At Roskilde in Denmark eight festivalgoers died and three were injured as a crowd crush occurred near the Pearl Jam main stage during the outdoor rock event. The stampede happened before midnight amid muddy grounds after days of rain. authorities identified eight men aged 17 to 26 from Denmark Germany Sweden the Netherlands and Norway. The Cure canceled its set in respect for the dead as officials considered continuing the festival with condolences offered to families.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Pearl Jam
Roskilde
Lasse Angaard
TV2
Holger Hougaard
Leif Skov
Poul Nyrup Rasmussen
Erik Olsen
Norway
Impos
Expressen
the Cure
Skov
Skow
Lou Reed
Willie Nelson
Iron Maiden
Pet Shop Boys
Upstate
New York
Watercraft bill sparks debate among lawmakers and locals
New York lawmakers approve a bill allowing municipalities to regulate personal watercraft with rules reaching 1,500 feet from shore and the option to ban usage after public hearings. Supporters cite quieter shores and safety, while opponents fear inconsistent rules across five towns around Skaneateles Lake and legal confusion. Assemblyman Thomas Napoli introduced the measure.
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New York
George Pataki
Ee Nad Puneeal
Skaneateles Lake
Vlus
Thomas iNapoli
D-Nassau
DiNapoli
Mike Deering
Assembly
Arkansas court panel sues Clinton over law license
A Arkansas Supreme Court committee filed a scathing lawsuit claiming President Clinton lied under oath in the Paula Jones case and is unfit to practice law. The panel accuses him of serious misconduct and deceit, with Clinton given 30 days to respond before possible further action.
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Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Clinton
Paula Jones
White House
Monica Lewinsky
David Kendall
Pulaski County
John Ward
Ward
Arkansas
State Supreme Court
Atlanta
Southeastern Legal Foundation
Sussn
Webber Wright
Jones
Lewinsky
Kenneth Starr
House
Senate
Wright
Ten years of recycling in Onondaga County reaches one million tons
Ten years after the blue bin debuted residents and businesses have recycled over 1 million tons of paper plus glass metal and other items. OCRRA data shows 58 percent of county residents follow the law and that paper accounts for over 71 percent of blue bin contents.
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Onondaga County
Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency
Tne
Eer
OCRRA
Andy Brigham
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Bill Payius
Erin Vella
Manlius
Skaneateles Marina
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
Philadelphia
Mark Welner
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