Protests Move Toward Calm Amid Portadown Tensions In Ireland
In Northern Ireland Catholics and Protestants faced clashes over parade rights in Portadown as Christians mourned Joey Dunlop. Orange Order leaders urged restraint while police reported 43 rioters arrested and 32 officers plus one soldier wounded amid arson and vandalism.
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Albany High Court declines camera access in death penalty trial
New York's top court declined to rule on whether a judge erred in admitting cameras to a death penalty trial. The case involving Jose Julian Santiago ended with life without parole after an immediate stay. Media groups sought a constitutional ruling on a 1952 law banning cameras in criminal trials.
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New York
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William Bristol
Jose Julian Santiago
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Gannett Rochester
State Court of Appeals
Newark
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Extra July Fourth Holiday Drives Tight Troop Efforts
New York state troopers report busier holiday period with more driving and alcohol use but unchanged deaths. From Saturday to Wednesday, five fatal crashes killed six people and 199 crashes left 264 injured, while 299 drunken driving tickets and 6,590 speeding tickets were issued, up from 1999.
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Albany
New York
James W. McMahon
Reform Party NY backs Hagelin for president against Buchanan
The New York state Reform Party endorses physicist John Hagelin over Pat Buchanan in the nationwide mail in primary. Hagelin, 46, founder of the Natural Law Party, hopes to win the nomination as the party's lone challenger after Ross Perot’s withdrawal.
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Ross Perot
Hagelin
Lenora Fulani
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Natural Law Party
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Bicycle riders age under 11 to wear helmets rule passed
Onondaga County Legislature approved an 8 law requiring all bicycle riders and inline skaters under the age of 18 to wear helmets. The error section noted the misreport that 18 year olds were included.
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Herald-Journal
Onondaga County
Rody Can Nee Say
United States urges AIDS education for troops worldwide
The United States introduced a Security Council resolution calling on all nations to educate and offer voluntary testing for troops. It focuses on peacekeeping forces but warns all uniformed personnel risk contracting and spreading HIV. The measure urges confidential counseling and testing and civilian and military education programs.
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United Nations
United States
Security Council
U.N
Six Homicides Found At Ontario Home Family Dead
Police in Ontario report six homicide victims found at a quiet Kitchener house including a man, a woman, and their four children aged six, five, two, and under one. No suspects sought. autopsies planned.
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Toronto
Ontario
Brent Thomlinson
Kitchener
Germany OKs Nazi Victims Fund Deal With U S Backing
Germany approved a plan to create a $5 billion fund for Holocaust era victims and slave laborers. The bill ratifies a compact between German industry, the government, and the United States, with about $2.5 billion from industry and $2.5 billion from the state to compensate up to a million former forced laborers.
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Germany
U.S
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Inc
SBA audit finds misspent minority contracting funds
An inspector general review shows the Small Business Administration misused funds earmarked for minority businesses over two years, totaling 22 million spent with 3.0 million clearly misspent and 3.2 million suspected. SBA vows to repay 3.9 million to 19 federal agencies and pledges corrective action.
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Christopher Bond
Small Business Committee
Bond
James Ballentine
SEA
Ballentine
Justice Dept Pays Fees in FBI Lab Documents Case
The Justice Department will pay 355000 in legal fees to end a lawsuit filed by defense lawyers and a whistle blower over releasing documents from the FBI crime lab probe. More than 53000 pages from the internal investigation will be posted online for public access and for defense review within 90 days at the site sde gov cig spece.htm.
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