Syracusan reunites with abducted children after years
Shayna Lazarevich formerly of Syracuse recovers her two children Andre nine and Sasha twelve years after her ex husband Dragisa Lazarevich abducted them and fled to Serbia. She fought in Serbian courts and pressured officials amid wartime chaos until the family finally reunited aboard a flight back to the United States.
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Lazarevich
Syracuse
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Andre
Sasha
Geri Kenyon
United
States
Shayna Gluck
Genesee Hill
Levy
California
Jenny Gluck
DeWitt
Dragisa
Serbia
Nis
U.S
Dragisa Lazarevich
Shayna
Belgrade
Syracuse lacrosse title vacated amid NCAA rules breach
The NCAA committee ruled Syracuse must relinquish the 1990 lacrosse title after Nancy Simmons co signed a loan for star Paul Gait, rendering him ineligible. SU to surrender trophy and two scholarships for 1996 97, with an asterisk noting the vacated title and ongoing case.
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NCAA
Syracuse University
Roy Simmons Jr
Post-Standard
Loyola
Nancy Simmons
Paul Gait
Post- Standard
Robert Hill
University
Syracuse
Weather Overview Shows Cloudy-Rain Risk Across Regions
Thickening clouds bring humidity and a potential thunderstorm. Tenbay stays mostly cloudy with a shower chance. Money region experiences variable cloudiness and cooler temperatures with scattered showers. Teesbay sees partial sun with a shower possibility. Wedmesat forecasts sun and clouds mixed.
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Tenbay
Teesbay
Wedmessat
Bomb case delayed in Oklahoma City indictment talks
Prosecutors gain 19 days to scrutinize evidence for an indictment of bombing suspect Terry Nichols. Judge Howlane did not set a date, but prosecutors target June 26. Nichols and Timothy McVeigh face possible death penalties for the April 19 attack that killed 168 and injured hundreds. A broadened lawsuit seeks class action status for 83 people harmed by the blast against ICL Explosives U.S.A.
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Oklahoma City
Terry Nichols
U.S
Ronald Howlane
Justice Department
Nichols
Howland
Dallas
ICL Explosives U.S.A, Inc
Court orders new trial in Gouverneur rape case
An appeals court ruled that five men who pled guilty to misdemeanor sexual misconduct in a controversial bargain can be retried. Krista Absalon will get her day in court after the 1991 Gouverneur incident in which she was assaulted by five men. The defendants faced rape charges previously but avoided jail time through a 1993 plea.
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Gouverneur
Krista Absalon
Mariano Pistolesi
David Cummings
Michael Curcio
Mark Harlie
Greg Streeter
St. Lawrence County
Atorney
Richard Manning
Clinton
Asdess
New Hampshire
Regents approve HIV AIDS guide opposing bishops objections
State Board of Regents on Friday approved a new HIV AIDS instructional guide. The guide says teaching about proper condom use can reduce the risk of contracting the virus, despite opposition from Catholic bishops.
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State Board of Regents
New York State Catholic Views New AIDS Education Guide
The circulated guide for all public schools will stress abstinence as the best way to avoid HIV while adding detailed information on condom use to reduce HIV transmission. Health officials praise the frank risk reduction focus, calling it an improvement over past guides.
Gingrich Clinton May Duel In NH Forum Sunday
In Nashua New Hampshire House Speaker Newt Gingrich and President Clinton consider a joint Sunday forum with New Hampshire voters. White House aides clash with Gingrich over ground rules for a town hall style event amid presidential campaigning.
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Cli Cha
NH. Forum
Nashua
N.H
House
Newt Gingrich
Clinton
New Hampshire
White House
Gingrich
R-Ga
Catholic Bishops Group Slams New AIDS Guide
The lobbying organization for the state's Catholic bishops condemned the guide as undermining abstinence aims by dwelling on condoms. The advisory material offers AIDS education ideas for kindergarten through 12th grade.
CIA sex bias case settled for near one million
Nine of ten women who led a class action against the CIA failed to block an out of court settlement worth nearly 1 million dollars. US District Judge Albert V. Bryan in Alexandria approved the agreement saying it is a fair compromise and far more than trial would have yielded for current and former CIA employees who did undercover overseas work and informant recruitment.
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CIA
Albert V. Bryan
Alexandria
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