Syracuse crackdown on fraud targets disability claims
Syracuse officials say sanitation worker Michael Bellavia falsified disability limits after a November shoulder injury. He continued produce delivery work, collected about $22,000 yearly in workers’ comp for seven months, then was fired after video evidence. Mayor Bernardi cites rampant fraud. city seeks repayments and firings, studying root causes via a NYC grant.
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Clinton weighs U S helicopters to move UN troops in Bosnia
The Clinton administration weighs using U S transport and attack helicopters to ferry U N troops into eastern Bosnia amid military falure to protect civilians. White House officials say no decision has been made and a detailed plan is to be discussed in London with allied ministers.
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Susan Smith confession details emerge in murder trial
Sheriff testimony described Susan Smith begging for a gun to shoot herself at a church gymnasium before confessing the truth that a carjacker abducted and drowned her two sons. Investigators outlined the timeline of the police report and the stakeout used to confirm her statements as the trial over admissibility of the confession proceeds.
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Hearings on Foster Death and Whitewater Deal Begin
Republicans press Senate Whitewater hearings as Clinton era scrutiny grows. The House starts eight days of testimony on the Teena assault in Waco in 1983, seeking answers on Foster death and funds from Madison Guaranty tied to Whitewater and the 1990 presidential campaign.
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Storm aftermath and school lease in Syracuse area
After a weekend storm more than 18 000 homes and businesses lack power while cleanup continues. Syracuse schools plan to lease the former Our Lady of Solace School to relieve crowded classrooms amid ongoing recovery efforts.
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