Slow going at Mideast summit at Camp David
The Mideast summit slows due to the Jewish Sabbath with talks in quiet, informal mode as Clinton returns from Japan and Albright hosts. Officials say progress is serious but limited amid secrecy, while a draft Israeli proposal hints at Palestinian administrative control over East Jerusalem.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
East Jerusalem
Costs tag fuels clash over Coca-Cola mural contract
Oliver Fox an 18 year old graffiti artist faced police scrutiny after painting two Coca-Cola sponsored murals at Sunshine Market in Syracuse. Officers questioned him and friends and the city’s response led Coca Cola to end further collaboration. Fox says the incident was harassment and notes earlier commissions by Coca Cola and local business owners supported his work.
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Bush weighing Cheney as running mate amid selection rush
President Bush narrows vice presidential field to Jack Cheney as top contender. Cheney, a former House member and longtime aide, would bring experience and steadiness, with sources noting Bush near a decision and an announcement possible next week.
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Refugee Job Grants Aid Central New York Labor Drive
The Metropolitan Development Foundation funds 320000 for a consortium of refugee resettlement agencies to place newcomers from Cuba Russia Vietnam Ukraine Bosnia Africa and others in local jobs. Interpreters a job line and transportation support will help refugees access entry level positions while area employers seek to fill openings amid a growing economy. Authorities note many refugees may relocate to the region over the next three to five years as housing and integration efforts continue.
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