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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1997

Page

3

Plane crash on Li claims four lives two Israelis among the dead

Four people died in a Li plane crash on Saturday night including Ste Ged LF and his son Yaacob, 25, both of Lido Beach, LI, along with two Israeli visitors. Suffolk police spokesman Officer Kevin Middleton said the two Israelis were Avner Sare, 22, and Lior Ciobotero. A separate incident in New York saw tourists attacked at Manhattan’s bus terminal by a man with a broken vodka bottle. Claude Gagnebin, 61, Swiss, required hospital treatment for a severe hand laceration and was stitched and released. Port Authority officer Geoff Fairbanks arrested the alleged attacker, who identified himself as Terry Paintman, 48, and was taken for psychiatric evaluation.

Ste Ged LF Yaacob Lido Beach L.i New York Kevin Middleton Suffolk County Manhattan Claude Gagnebin Dernier Switzerland Morrison Port Authority Geoff Fairbanks Fairbanks Terry Paintman Bellevue Hospital

Verdict delays weigh on McVeigh jurors in Denver trial

The McVeigh jury resumes deliberations after a four day pause amid anxiety for victims and families including Jamie Coverdale. Jurors requested attendance at church services, a judge granted a partial recess, and witnesses described the tense wait before a potential death penalty verdict.

Denver Frere Timothy McVeigh Jamie Coverdale U.S Richard Matseh Oklahoma City Vicki Hamm

Clinton accuser to push trial despite threats and testimony probes

Lawyers say Paula Jones will pursue her harassment suit against President Clinton. Robert Bennett warned that proving her reputation at issue could invite scrutiny of her sexual history. Jones aides may seek testimony from other women and from troopers who allegedly witnessed advances during Clinton's governorship.

Clinton Washington Paula Corbin Jones Robert Bennett Jones Arkansas Bennett Meet the Press Paula Jones Supreme Court Gilbert K. Davis Joseph Cammarata Little Rock Arkansas State Excelsior

Mink Trample After Release From Cages

In Mount Angel Oregon thousands of mink died after 10 000 animals were released from cages in what fur industry officials call eco terrorism. Animals perished from exposure, fights, or trauma with many baby mink separated from mothers. Attacker(s) bypassed an alarm at the farm. about 1300 mothers were recovered, leaving many dying babies.

Mount Angel Ore Fur Industry Sacnac Marsha Kelly Fur Commission U

Stamp change hints at upcoming postal rate hike

The Postal Service prints millions of rate-change stamps to cover future price increases. Spokesman Mark Weinberg calls the nondenominated transition stamp a prudent step with an Uncle Sam hat and a red white blue motif. A potential rise of a penny or two from the current 32 cents has been discussed since January, with a formal recommendation possible this summer.

Washington Postal Service The Washington Post Mark Weinberg Weinberg Associated Press

Teen accused in fatal fall of twins in Kendall

Miami police say a 17 year old, with a mental age of 3 or 4, is suspected of throwing his 4 month old twins Joshua and Jasmin Vasquez from the top floor of their Kendall suburb home. No charges reported as of now.

Miami Joshua Jasmin Vasquez Maam Kendall Metro Dade Rudy Espinosa Wfor-Tyv

Vintage F-86 crashes at Colorado air show

An F-86 fighter jet from the Korean War era crashed into the ground during Air Show Colorado '97 near Westminster Colorado, killing the pilot as 50,000 spectators watched. The jet failed to pull out of a steep dive while no ground casualties occurred.

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