Cuomo rejects delayed state funding for minor league stadiums
Gov. Mario Cuomo blasted a plan to fund up to 18 million for Syracuse and other Upstate parks by promising money next year. He said banks won t loan on promises and urged lawmakers to provide about 30 million for parks and 25 million for a Buffalo Sabres arena this year.
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Ludden teacher arrested on child photo charges
Richard Mackin a 34 year old English teacher at Bishop Ludden High School was arrested Friday night on accusations he asked at least three boys to pose naked detectives said the incidents occurred in a locked classroom in April and May Mackin of Lysander was arraigned in Salina Town Court after posting a $1500 bail.
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Snakes stuffed with cocaine tie Miami death count
A cargo of 41 live boa constrictors from Bogota arrived at Miami International Airport. X rays showed four-ounce cocaine domes in two snakes. A man moved the boxes to a North Dade apartment. police later found 312 dead snakes and 80 pounds of cocaine inside. The 110 survivors, many stuffed with cocaine, died after seizure.
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State Senate GOP kills gay rights bill
Albany New York state Senate Majority Leader Ralph J Marino and his Republican colleagues Friday night blocked a civil rights bill for homosexuals by refusing a full Senate vote after a lengthy closed door session Marino said the conference does not want the bill to pass and will not bring it to the floor Supporters argued the bill would have passed with enough votes with 26 Democrats backing it and several Republicans already endorsing it
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Failed deals and pressures linked to Ferri killings
In San Francisco a 34th floor gunman Gian Luigi Ferri killed 14 and wounded others before dying by suicide. A 55-year-old mortgage broker facing failed deals tax liens and eviction, Ferri had ties to Pettit & Martin via a 1981 Indiana case and later sought representation after a real estate dispute.
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Sisters From Henniger Take Similar Paths
They are sisters who attended Henniger High School and share many similarities. The note adds not to ask if they are twins, with a deadline by Saturday A12.
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Henniger High School
Shrine tragedy capsizes killing hundreds near Manila
In the Philippines, a floating shrine capsized during a religious procession near Bocaue, killing about 311 people and leaving over 20 missing. Survivor Herminila Barsaga recounted clinging to her sons as the vessel listed and sank, with the event marking a deadly tragedy tied to the town's annual festival.
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Clinton halts nuclear weapons tests urging global moratorium
President Clinton announced a suspension of nuclear weapons testing, pledging no tests before October 1, 1994, if other powers join in. He urged Britain, France, China, and Russia to start negotiations toward a comprehensive test ban and warned that a broken moratorium could trigger additional tests after congressional approval.
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Detention of cleric sparks U S travel warning
U S authorities detained Sheik Omar Abd al-Rahman amid fears of violent retaliation by followers. The detention triggered a State Department warning of possible Islamic world reactions as Abd al-Rahman surrendered after a 20 hour standoff and was moved to Otisville prison.
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