Liverpool man charged with second degree murder
Wahd A Damel aged 42 of 125 Old Liverpool Road faces second degree murder charges after his wife Ivet Daniel died. brother-in-law says Daniel confessed loss of control during an argument. Daniel, his two daughters, had one way tickets to Israel. body to be buried in Israel en route from New York.
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NAACP Faces Youth Surge and New Tech in Census Fight
At 40, Dennis C. Hayes embodies a youth movement within the NAACP while serving as general counsel. In Baltimore, he leads with computers to challenge census accuracy and redistricting, highlighting questions about the group's vitality and effectiveness in civil rights leadership.
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Parade honors vets as tensions mount
New York staged the largest ticker tape parade in its history to honor Gulf War veterans joined by the New York Pops Orchestra. About one million people lined Canyon of Heroes and City Hall route as 24 000 marchers, many veterans from 50 states and 17 nations, celebrated the Persian Gulf victory amid reports of unrest in Kuwait and accusations against Iraq. Amnesty International condemned Kuwait’s human rights abuses as reports of attacks and deportations surfaced.
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Albany faces another bitter budget fight after veto
Gov Mario Cuomo vetoed 937 million dollars in approved spending affecting schools municipalities and lawmakers pet projects. Assemblyman Michael Bragman called the veto a slap at the legislature schools and localities and warned of massive layoffs program cuts and higher property taxes if Cuomo does not relent.
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Cuomo veto spree strains override chances
The 383 vetoes issued by Gov. Gav Cuomo Monday threaten overrides as lawmakers clash over a nearly 53 billion budget. Cuomo and Comptroller Edward Regan accuse legislators of seeking 899 million more in spending while the plan includes 12 billion in new taxes and 700 million in one time revenues. To cut costs, the governor shaved 397 million from school aid and 106 million from unrestricted aid to cities towns and villages.
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Presbyterian Church votes to reject premarital sex approval
In Baltimore the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) voted 534 to 31 to reject a report urging approval of premarital sex and homosexuality, affirming traditional sexuality teachings and sending a letter to 10,500 churches. About 300 gay rights supporters protested with a wooden cross as commissioners cheered the stance. The vote followed debates shaping denominational positions alongside Lutherans and Anglicans.
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