Flooding along Tonawanda Creek claims two lives in area
Western New Yorkers along Tonawanda Creek faced rising waters after heavy rainfall. A flood warning remained for Genesee Erie and Niagara counties as up to six inches fell in Wyoming County. Two people drowned Wednesday while attempting to save animals in Athens. No injuries were reported Thursday.
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State recalls juice after glass found under caps at Rite Aid
Albany reports state warning to discard or return juice sold in 1 ounce jars with metal twist caps after a consumer found glass fragments. The recall involves product code VO5079934.1216A shipped to Rite Aid distribution in Rome, with seven jars found containing shards at the caps.
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Jurors seek sequestering in Brawley defamation case
On day two of the Tawana Brawley defamation suit jurors requested sequestration to avoid media influence as deliberations resume on the need to defame Steven Pagones by Al Sharpton C Vernon Mason and Alton Maddox. The panel had earlier won home visits after a judge permitted it.
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Court rules against Hasidic school district plan in New York
An Albany appeals court upheld a lower court ruling striking down New York State’s third law to create a special school district for Hasidic handicapped children. The decision cites church state separation and neutrality requirements of the First Amendment. The ruling, like prior cases, may be appealed.
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Teens file $40 million suit against NBA star and cousin
Two teenage girls sue Charlotte Hornets star Anthony Mason and cousin Will Duggins in State Supreme Court Queens seeking about $20 million each in compensatory and punitive damages. Prosecutors say Mason and Duggins pled guilty to endangering the girls after trio met at a York College benefit game during All-Star weekend.
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Don King Not Convicted In Fraud Trial After Jury Acquittal
Federal prosecutors drop plans for a rematch after a Manhattan jury acquitted boxing promoter Don King of nine wire fraud charges stemming from a 1991 Lloyds payout dispute. The case against Don King Productions Inc ended with an 11 to 1 acquittal of the company. prosecutors cited public interest in not pursuing a third trial.
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