Man honors WWI soldiers alone at Clinton Square
New Yorker Newoald Crena, wounded in World War II, taped garden flowers and small flags to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Clinton Square and stood alone for nearly an hour waiting for a crowd to arrive, but none came despite his efforts.
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St. Regis Mohawk rally seeks normalcy amid nine day protest
Residents and neighbors of the St. Regis reservation planned a noon march to call for normalcy. Concrete barriers mark a nine day standoff as state police block routes and warn marchers to stay on a prescribed path toward the Cornwall Bridge to Canada. Organizers and Trooper Richard Garcia described the event as peaceful and non political with traffic control in place.
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Bush sticks to his guns on defense
President Bush insists on his defense package and plans to press Congress to back his military spending, while open to compromise on capital gains tax cuts. He condemns House cuts to Star Wars and missile programs, vows to win Senate support, and defends a multibillion S and L bailout plan amid stalled funding.
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AT&T Wins OK to Enter Electronic Publishing
A Washington federal judge ruled that the 1982 ban on AT&T from electronic publishing will expire Aug 24 after seven years. AT&T may compete with newspapers and other electronic info providers, ending a long restriction tied to the Bell System breakup.
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Cleric Viewed as Bait to Free Hostages
Israeli officials say kidnapping Shiite cleric Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid and two associates by helicopter commandos could press pro Iran militants to release foreign captives in Lebanon. Army spokesman Col. Raanan Gissin notes capture of top leaders can deter terrorism and provide leverage. One person was killed in the Jibchit raid as Israeli forces seized the trio.
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