Secret Service links gunman to Capitol attack target
Secret Service officials say Russell Weston Jr. may have first targeted the White House before shifting to the Capitol. Agencies nationwide tightened guard details at statehouses from Boston to Austin and St. Paul as investigators assess whether White House access deterred him.
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Prenatal testing and a life changing choice
Kathleen McAuliffe recounts a 37 year old pregnancy with a single chromosome inversion detected by amniocentesis. After counseling and weighing risk, she chooses abortion, later delivering healthy children. She reflects on uncertainty, maternal autonomy, and the lack of a moral in such deeply personal decisions.
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Women and health a week of science and choice
In a week long health series The Post Standard and Herald Journal explore why women differ from men in health care. Wall Street jitters about women led health firms. prenatal testing debates. risks of rapid plastic surgery. alternative remedies for menopause. sex life myths. and patient rights against a indifferent medical system.
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Grand jury to examine Santo Kimes gym bag in Silverman case
In a closed hearing Manhattan Justice Adlerberg ordered the contents of Santo Kimes’s black gym bag vouched for grand jury proceedings. The Kimess and Kenneth Jr. seek to keep the bag out of evidence after newspapers disclosed its contents amid the Irene Silverman disappearance probe.
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Murder charges in fatal Hastings-on-Hudson slaying
Michael Lauder, deemed unfit for trial by psychiatrists, faces no trial for the stabbing death of his pregnant girlfriend Caroline Costello in Hastings-on-Hudson. The grand jury indicted Landor on murder charges for the June 17 killing.
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Attorneys clash over tobacco funds in AG race
In Albany two Democrats seek their party nomination for state attorney general while blasting rival G. Oliver Koppell for ethics claims. Eliot Spitzer says he will return 2750 from Tisch family and Catherine Abate returns 10500. Koppell aide Richard Barr says the rivals are caught with their hands in the cookie jar.
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SUNY campus police gain broader powers under new law
Gov. Pataki signed a law expanding SUNY campus police duties to match municipal officers, allowing investigations off campus and mutual aid with local departments. The move aims to raise campus safety at 27 SUNY campuses, though concerns about arming campus officers persist.
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Lyndon Johnson speech at Syracuse Newhouse dedication
Question recalls Lyndon Johnson's Syracuse visit for the Newhouse School dedication and asks what other topic he addressed. It also asks who Milton Price, a 19th-century Syracusan, was known for.
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Lawyers urge token damages in Pagones defamation case
In Poughkeepsie defense lawyers choked up as they argued advisers to Tawana Brawley should receive only token damages for defamatory claims against former prosecutor Steven Pagones. Closing arguments continued with deliberations expected later. Pagones seeks 150 million in compensatory and punitive damages against Al Sharpton, Alton Maddox, and C Vernon Mason.
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Governor's Arts Awards Honor Regional Arts Achievements
The Governor's Arts Awards recognize outstanding achievements by individuals and organizations in the arts community, highlighting contributions across the region. The honors reflect leadership, creativity, and support for cultural initiatives that enrich local culture and public life.
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