Simpson questioned in 2 deaths
Police questioned football star O J Simpson for three hours after the bodies of his ex wife Nicole Brown and an unidentified man were found outside her condominium. Autopsies scheduled. glove found at his home linked to the scene. Simpson says he knows nothing.
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No-Hitter Near Miss as Expos Fasser Falters in Ninth
Jeff Fassero of the Montreal Expos carried a no hitter into the ninth with two outs and two strikes on the final batter, but a dropped line drive allowed a safe hit and ended the bid. The incident echoes a near-miss in baseball history. DeWitt residents clash over a pet cap ordinance in a Monday meeting.
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Patch of green marks park honoring stonethrowers in Tipperary
A park project begins at Tipperary Hall to commemorate local stonethrowers. The article notes ongoing work and civic regard for a historical event tied to the community.
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Downtown Syracuse farmers market opens summer season
The 21st Downtown Farmers Market started today in Syracuse, running 18 Tuesdays rain or shine. About 4,000 visitors are expected weekly, with 55 vendors offering azaleas, geraniums, marigolds, hanging baskets, jams, jellies, baked goods, early peas and beans, fish and nuts. Delaney Farms from Onondaga sells plants and vegetables at the event.
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Clinton unveils scaled welfare reform package
President Clinton proposes a 9.3 billion plan to end welfare as we know it with a two year cash assistance limit and work force requirements. He travels to Kansas City to address recipients and officials at the Commerce Bank forum once tied to Harry Truman.
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Clinton welfare reform plan outlined with education and service jobs
Highlights of a new welfare overhaul propose spending 9.3 billion over five years for job training child care teen pregnancy prevention and public service jobs for welfare recipients. It largely keeps welfare for older mothers and targets those born in 1972 or later with a 10 work mandate in public service jobs if they fail to secure private employment after two years. Welfare benefits and education support are linked to participation and a one year postwork period.
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North Korea halts IAEA membership triggering regional alarm
The United States, South Korea, and Japan condemned North Korea's announced plan to withdraw from the International Atomic Energy Agency. The move, if confirmed, would hinder verification of compliance with a 1985 nuclear pact, raising tensions as top Korean officials held an emergency session.
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Pliers From Plane Crack Roof in South San Jose Home
A one pound large handle plier tunnelled through a metal roof and embedded in the living room ceiling of Anne Ribardo's mobile home near San Jose. She and officers described a loud noise and a 6 inch hole after the tool fell from a plane during a TV program.
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