Costa Rican Hurricane Cesar Kills At Least Ten
SAN JOSE Costa Rica Hurricane Cesar killed at least 10 people as it swept through the country. Officials fear the toll will rise due to heavy rains and widespread flooding. Rivers swollen washed away homes and bridges, with many families missing. National authorities reported continuing danger into Sunday night as the storm weakened to a tropical low.
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Inmates Die as Hunger Strike Protest Spreads
In Anka, Turkey, several hunger strikers from a May protest against prison abuse died as officials said a deal had been reached to end the standoff Saturday night. The toll rose to 12, with about 170 hospitalized and 2,000 Kurdish inmates reportedly joining in solidarity.
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Turkey
Justice
Tye Aston
China says today’s nuclear test will be last
China promises its latest nuclear test will be final and joins a moratorium on further testing as world negotiators prepare to seek a global ban. Xinjiang news agency reports a successful test but with few details. The blast occurs near Xinjiang province as talks begin.
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FBI confident of arrest in Centennial Park bombing case
The FBI reported no suspect yet but cited strong leads after a White American bomber struck Centennial Park. Investigators reviewed pipe bomb fragments, calls, photos, video, and surveillance footage while sketch artists prepared composites from witness accounts.
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Nancy Lord
Georgia Republic
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Laren Sant
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Atlanta
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Harvard
Professors fault media on Pan Am 103 and TWA 800 coverage
Syracuse University scholars Marta Russell Joan Deppa and Dana Hayes criticize how officials and the press handled passenger lists and reporting after the Pan Am 103 disaster and the TWA Flight 800 crash. They call for quicker lists stricter sensitivity and fewer intrusive images.
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Marta Russell
TWA
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Pan Am 103
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Russel
Banks brace for losses from Bennett leases impact
Banks with Bennett exposure face uncertain recovery amounts as losses ripple through lenders and investors. Tolland Bank of Connecticut bought Bennett leases for 2 million in 1994, with 1.2 million unpaid, amid a broader collapse that hints at broader loan loss consequences and questions of lease ownership and priority claims.
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Veribanc
Massachusetts
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Heller
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Bennett Investments
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Crawford & Associates Sr
Fayeteville
Wilber National Bank of
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Long Island
Edward Earl
Tolland Bank of
Toland
Conn
Bennetts
James Crawford Sr
Crawford & Associates
Linng Wee Wibtig
Crawford
Syracuse
Earl
Breeden
Firefighters gain ground on Sierra Nevada fires near Reno
In a wet Sunday effort, Reno area crews contained two Sierra Nevada blazes and declared victory on a 14 400 acre northern Nevada fire. A separate Sierra blaze near Coleville California was held to 670 acres with control likely tonight. North of Coleville a Plumas National Forest fire began Thursday near Reck Wourth California about 50 miles NW of Reno.
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Police seek family of the boy lost four months
New York police and officials search for Jonathan, a bright boy believed four or five, found wandering in a Brooklyn Toys R Us on March 21. He speaks of a mother Ta meeka and father Bernard but cannot give an address or phone number. Investigators note he identified North Carolina on a globe. Call 212 487 3060 with information.
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Children’s Services
Jonathan
Toys R Us
Brooklyn
Nicholas Scoppetta
Administration For Children's Services
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Tameeka
Bernard
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Shetera
Caroina
ACS
Office of Advocacy
Clinton pushes Hart for better children's TV
Washington reports an upcoming White House summit aims to boost wholesome children's television. Officials and executives finalize a deal for stations to air up to three hours of educational programming weekly, aligning regulators, the White House, and industry leaders on child-focused content.
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White House
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City teen hit by gunfire reported by police
Police report a city teen shot as Syracuse launches SAFE unit patrols from 6 pm to 2 am daily to curb gun crimes. Since January the city has seized over 1,000 legal firearms, with 50 confiscated in 1995, as Mayor Bernard vows strict action and a toll free line for tips.
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Rey Bernard
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