Senator D'Amato weighs challenge to Cuomo in 1934
New York senator Alfonso D'Amato told state Republican leaders he is seriously considering challenging Gov Mario Cuomo in 1934. A D'Amato committee is expected to launch within weeks and Senate Minority Leader Robert Dole would back him when he attends a New York fund raiser next week.
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Kennedy words recalled at 25th anniversary ceremony
At Arlington National Cemetery President Clinton and the Kennedy family marked 25 years since Robert F. Kennedy's assassination. Hillary Clinton joined Ethel Kennedy and Sen. Edward Kennedy as Bobby Kennedy's children and grandchildren attended the Mass honoring the New York senator who was shot after winning the California Democratic primary in 1968.
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Former Carter Center aide faces impersonation trial
Former Carter Presidential Center director George Schira, 33, is due in court for allegedly impersonating former President Carter and Saudi Prince Bandar Bin Sultan in a scheme to defraud Greek shipping magnate George Paraskevaides of 650000 dollars. Jury selection planned as Carter expected to testify for the prosecution.
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Police recruit drive targets minority applicants in Syracuse
Police and community leaders describe a four year effort to recruit minorities, noting 26 black candidates on the list with only one hired. Background checks, lie tests, and personal investigations weed out many, while officials stress top down commitment and outreach at churches and barbershops to keep candidates in the process.
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Chaos at Queens beach after mass emigrant rescue
Nearly 30 passengers treated for hypothermia after a chaotic scene on the Queens shore. Survivors described people jumping into the ocean in business attire and underwear as life preservers and plastic jugs floated nearby. First responders, including Park Service officers and NYPD, arrived as more than 50 ambulances staged in the largest rescue since the World Trade Center blast. Police noted early gun reports among the migrants but only knives were found.
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Ship Lurches Through Squalor Aboard Golden Venture
New York reports reveal the Golden Venture's voyage as brutal for passengers and crew. Indo nesian sailors kept migrants in the hold with minimal hygiene and scarce food, sometimes only rice, while a man scratched 114 days on the wall.
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