Slain officer known for hunting and fishing remembered
The fallen officer Cooke, remembered as a dedicated police sergeant and avid sportsman, was praised for his love of hunting and fishing. Friends from the Anglers Association of Onondaga cited his leadership, photography work, and conservation awards. Neighbors recalled hearing gunfire as the incident unfolded and responders removed the bodies by 7 p.m. Fenner, a Chenango Forks resident, had driven to Syracuse for work.
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Broome County
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Border agents accused of abuses report sparks debate
Americas Watch details alleged border abuses along the US Mexico line, citing beatings and racially charged verbal abuse. INS criticizes the report for relying on uncorroborated sources and immigrant group allegations.
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Duke Austin
Rio provisions largely nonbinding as US balks at treaty
After three years of talks negotiators draft a tentative global climate pact with voluntary targets rather than binding cuts. The United States, stating the plan is flawed, declines to sign. An Earth Charter failed, forests protection stalled, and Agenda 21 remains a long, nonbinding program for sustainable growth.
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Earth Summit Documents Previewed at June Conference
A briefing outlines key Earth Summit drafts from June 3 to 14 including the Bio Declaration non binding on clean development, a climate control convention without targets, Agenda 21 a 900 page plan for sustainable growth, a weakened forest protection statement blocked by Malaysia, biodiversity aims, and President Bush’s rejection labeling the draft flawed citing Third World funding concessions.
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Malaysia
Bush
Perot Backers Face Primary Rules as Protests Stalled
Ross Perot supporters venting at the two parties will find protest votes limited by primary rules while campaign workers say November on-ballot goals matter more than affecting Clinton or Bush. James Squires notes the aim is to influence November outcomes, not derail other campaigns.
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Clinton Campaigns in Los Angeles California Primary
Bill Clinton hoped to clinch the Democratic nomination with California votes as he campaigned in Los Angeles including a Jewish festival in the Fairfax District and church services in South Central. Jerry Brown spoke in San Diego attending a Catholic Mass and homeless shelter event urging civic community.
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Buchanan attacks gay lifestyle in San Francisco speech
Conservative Patrick Buchanan on KCBS denounced homosexuals as immoral as he warned ticket sales could be halted by gay rights demonstrators over a downtown appearance. He also reiterated opposition to abortion, calling it destruction of human fate.
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