UAW Threatens More GM Strikes As Vote Nears
The United Auto Workers press GM with a newfound strike threat as talks stall at Flint plants. Saturn Spring Hill workers vote Sunday on strike authorization, possibly widening walkouts across GM sites including Dayton brake plants and Indianapolis stamping. Union leaders rally in Flint with about 300 officials briefed on strategy.
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Death threats on Irish chaplains amid sectarian march clash
In Belfast area three Orange Order chaplains reported threats after a blocked Garvaghy Road march. The protests followed a deadly Ballymoney firebombing that killed three Quinn brothers. police then arrested four suspects as tensions flare.
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Michigan girl ordered to abort test before leaving state
A 12 year old girl impregnated by her teenage brother cannot leave Michigan for an abortion until after psychological testing. Probate Judge Pamela Gilbert O Sullivan ordered tests to occur in the next two weeks with another hearing within 40 days. Macomb County Prosecutor Carl Marlinga warned parents could face contempt if the girl is 28 weeks along and leaves the state.
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United States and Libya Share Opposition to War Crimes Pact
Delegates from over 100 nations advance a treaty to create the first permanent war crimes tribunal. The United States hikes a strong opposition and stays on the sidelines as the measure wins broad U.N. approval. Seven countries vote no, including Libya, Algeria, China, Qatar, and Yemen.
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GOP plan to cut aid over gay-partner benefits
House Republicans weigh denying federal housing funds to cities that require contractors to provide health benefits for unmarried domestic partners. Rep. Frank Riggs says the San Francisco measure could cost the city $265 million this year. The proposal targets locales adopting similar partner-benefit ordinances in the future.
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Online Weather Data And Forecasts From Syracuse Page
A fragmented weather notice lists dial in codes for forecasts from WIXT-TV and Upstate travel advisories plus local weather updates. It mentions toll free access numbers for Auburn Weedsport Oswego and Pulaski and notes online data at Syracuse.com with Nexrad images.
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Town plans to make best of a neo Nazi demonstration
In Coeur d Alene Idaho supporters aim to turn a planned neo Nazi march into a fundraiser. For every minute of the demonstration the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations will pledge 1001 dollars to a "Lemons to Lemonade" effort.
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Kootenai County
Napalm Train Bridge Collapse in Cameron Texas
A Cameron Texas railroad bridge that carried 22 000 gallons of napalm collapsed Friday, derailing 35 coal cars. No injuries were reported.
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Teens Kill Boy Then Die by Suicide at 150 Foot Cliff
Cody Bradley and David Taylor lured a girlfriend’s new boyfriend to a 150 foot cliff near Green River Wyoming, stabbed him, and threw him to his death. The following day the pair killed themselves with a shotgun, one after the other, amid motives tied to heartbreak and bullying.
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Miami courthouse disappears defector shocks federal probe
William Moran, accused of aiding Colombia's Cali cartel, vanishes after verdict is read at Miami federal courthouse. Judge Hoeveler warns of a problem as Moran leaves via the same exit used by a prior high profile defendant. In separate cases, Dalkeith McIntosh faces potential lethal injection for 1996 killings, while a judge denies bail for Sante and Kenneth Kimes in the Manhattan landlady disappearance.
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McIntosh
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Arlene Silverman
Sante Kimes
Kenneth Kimes
Justice Department to probe Wenatchee sex abuse cases
U S Attorney General Janet Reno ruled out a criminal probe of alleged misconduct by Wenatchee police and local workers in the 1994 95 child sex abuse arrests. Two other DOJ units will review for possible civil action. More than 4600 petitions sought an inquiry into the Wenatchee cases.
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Wenatchee
Justice Department
Washington
Tropical Storm Celia Aims At Baja California
Celia intensified near southern Baja California with a tropical storm warning issued for the region. By Friday night the storm was about 225 miles south-southeast of Cabo San Lucas as residents prepared for its approach. A 23 foot high tsunami in Papua New Guinea left at least 70 dead and hundreds missing after a magnitude quake.
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