Kennedy Accepts Democratic Senate Nomination in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy accepted the Democratic Senate nomination amid 3000 delegates, signaling a tough race and wearing critics’ opposition as a badge of honor. Polls suggest voter concerns about his long tenure as the 62 year old fourth longest serving senator faces a tough 1994 bid. Republicans marshal incumbents Weld and Malone backing Mitt Romney and oppose Kennedy in a contested GOP primary with rivals Rowtey and Laktan.
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Bound girl vanish case in Upstate New York
In Pittsford near Rochester a bound four year old girl who disappeared while riding a plastic bicycle was spotted with duct tape over her mouth. Police pursued a van with no plates after a witness reported a man swearing and jumping in. Helicopters joined the search as Monroe County authorities identified Kali Poulton and urged caution amid the investigation.
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Don Johnson enters Betty Ford Center for addiction help
Actor Don Johnson is treated for drug and alcohol addictions at the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage California. Publicist Elot Mantz says he checked in Friday and may stay up to a month. Johnson, 44, has attended AA for 10 years and recently faced a failed outpatient program after six weeks of doctor prescribed medications.
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Six sentenced to death in plot to kill Bush
Kuwait court sentenced five Iraqis and one Kuwaiti to die for plotting to assassinate former President George Bush during a Kuwait visit last year. A security count jailed seven others for up to 42 years for the same plot led by Baghdad. One Kuwaiti was acquitted after a yearlong trial.
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Tiananmen anniversary arrest blues in Shanghai
In Shanghai police arrested Bao Ge, a would be founder of the Voice of Human Rights, as dissidents marked the fifth anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. Friends say police monitored him weeks, took him from home before midnight, and he planned to visit a church to pray for those killed during the June 3 4 attack in Beijing.
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Virginia Republicans rally as North contest splits party
In Richmond delegates gather for a secret vote to name a GOP nominee to face Democrat Charles Robb. Oliver North promotes a Maverick outsider image while James Miller III presents a unifying, pragmatic bid. Senator John Warner backs Miller and warns of division, with talks of independents possible.
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North Korea sanctions talk endure despite threats
A U S official says Pyongyang’s threats will not deter sanction efforts. Gallucci warns lives are at stake if tensions rise. US allies Korea Japan Russia discuss retaliation options from trade cuts to milder steps. Clinton telephoned Yeltsin and Kim to consider an international conference and UN Security Council steps.
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Quitting smoking cuts breast cancer risk says ACS study
Atlanta report notes ACS survey of 604,412 cancer free women finds smokers have 25 percent higher mortality from breast cancer than nonsmokers and ex smokers. Quitting reportedly normalizes risk, with higher risk tied to heavier smoking and early mammography benefits. Dr. Michael Thun comments on behavior change and early detection.
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Abortion Clinic Incident Leads to Charges in Two Cities
Two Auburn women face seven counts of incident criminal mischief and conspiracy for a DeWitt case damaging about $10,000, and conspiracy criminal mischief in Syracuse with about $50,000 damage. Police, DA, FBI, EPA and ATF investigated the across two sites.
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Cuomo criticizes Legislature over budget timing and vetoes
Cuomo blames the Legislature for late involvement in budget talks while vetoing parts of the plan. In 1991 the budget was adopted June 4 with a veto of 1 billion dollars and a July 4 backfill of 676 million, leaving a nonfinal budget in place. This year no full budget is ready yet despite a 1.5 billion surplus, though operations funding and emergency appropriations keep state services and payments flowing.
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