Indians rally for peace over Quebec Mohawk siege
Up to 3000 Native Americans and sympathizers gathered under a hot sun in OKA Quebec to urge a peaceful resolution to the Kanesatake land dispute. Demonstrators handed flowers to police and donated food and money for Mohawk barricades as negotiators reported little progress. The planned procession to deliver aid to the Mohawks was canceled after local residents became angry.
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Quebec
Kanesatake
Village of Indians
Idle Oil City Pollution Database Highlights Waste Risk
An unused Syracuse University environmental database funded with city money analyzes Oil City pollution. A 47 page student study praised for guiding risk guesses sits idle in Heroy Hall as The Pyramid Cos. advances a $200 million mall on contaminated land amid doubts about prior cleanup results.
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Syracuse University
Thomas G Young
Pyramid Cos
Pyramid
City Lakefront
Susan Hopkins
Weather Outlook for Arizona With Showers Possible
A weather note for Arizona indicates a 40 percent chance of showers or a thunderstorm, with some areas reaching mid 60s. Tonight expect partly cloudy skies and a high near 80 on Tuesday as a 60 percent shower chance persists.
Third quake survivor found in Hyatt Hotel ruins
Filipino fitness instructor Pedrito Dy, 27, was pulled from the Hyatt Hotel in Baguio after 14 days buried in rubble from the July 16 quake. He survived dehydration and low blood sugar, flown to Manila for treatment, among the long-surviving few in the collapse.
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Philippines
Pedrito Dy
Hyatt Hotel
Baguio
Hyatt
Raul Morena
Eat
Mama
Morena
Makati Medical Center
Trinidad coup stalls over amnesty for rebels
Barbados reporting amnesty talks between Prime Minister Arthur Robinson and Black Muslims holding 12 hostages appear to stall as security forces voice reservations. Robinson reportedly offered to resign for early elections if hostages are freed amid continuing looting around Port of Spain. U S officials doubt any agreement and say direct involvement unlikely while CANA cites 22 dead and 300 wounded.
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Barbados
Trinidad and Tobago
Arthur Robinson
Trinidad
Robinson
Washington
Bush Administration
Cials
State Department
U.S
Dark Chicago faces extended blackout amid looting
Chicago rebuilds from a weekend blackout as looting erupts across poorer neighborhoods. Commonwealth Edison warns thousands may wait until Tuesday or later for power restoration while police double patrols recover from a night of arrests and outages.
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Chicago
Bill Downey
Utility
Edison
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