Florida rapist on death row linked to girl’s escape
A New York judge blocked a Florida court order forcing Sayeh Rivazfar and her brother to stay with their mother for eight weeks. Sayeh, now 16, survived a 1988 attack in Pensacola in which Sara Rivazfar died after being raped and slashed. The Florida case involves Raymond Wike, convicted of murder and sexual crimes, on death row.
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Researcher Cleared in Historic Science Fraud Probe
A federal appeals panel ruled That Thereza Imanishi Kari and coauthors including Nobel laureate David Baltimore were not proven to have committed fraud in a 10 plus year old genetic study. The panel found the original complaint not credible and criticized a junior scientist who filed it.
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Ex-cop spared jail after subway back shooting plea
Peter Del Debbio, 35, a former New York police officer, received five years probation and 200 hours of community service for shooting undercover colleague Desmond Robinson five times in the back during a 1994 subway chase. Robinson urged leniency, saying jail would serve no purpose.
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EU leaders weigh expanding world trade bloc after mad cow talks
In Florence the 15 nation European Union considered enlarging the trading bloc to include Eastern Europe and the Baltics after a five day summit. Hungary Poland the Czech Republic and Slovenia seen as frontrunners. Britain agreed to meat inspections safety steps and lifting an existing beef ban in exchange for easing trade sanctions and a halt to UK vetoes on EU decisions.
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Pope omits praise of German church at Nuremberg ceremony
Pope John Paul II honored four German church figures for resisting Nazis but skipped remarks praising the German church. No explanation was given for the omission before a Berlin beatification ceremony set for Sunday. The pope called the martyrs a sign of resistance to demonic forces in a world distant from God.
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Arab leaders push unity in bid to salvage peace process
In Cairo Mubarak urged Arab unity to keep the land for peace approach alive as Israeli premier Netanyahu’s victory tests negotiations. Ben Ali called Washington and Moscow to shield talks, while Assad met Arafat amid lingering psychological obstacles at the Arab League summit.
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Starr Wins Authority to Probe FBI Files Case
Federal appeals court grants Kenneth Starr authority to expand his inquiry into the FBI background file requests at the White House. The panel directs Starr to examine actions by Anthony Marceca and the use of an old Secret Service pass holder list amid the Whitewater context and Clinton administration controversy.
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President pushes nationwide anti crime plan and offender registry
President advocates cross state sharing of sex offender data to track and arrest offenders anywhere in the United States. He cites police access to all known offenders in Cleveland and stresses safety over rights. In Houston he raised 2.1 million for the Democratic National Committee amid polling that tightens Texas race.
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Juanita mummy exhibit and mystery on National Geographic Explorer
Explorer Reinhard discusses Juanita the Inca mummy found atop Ampato in Peru and his theories about her death and the ice cap. Johns Hopkins researchers analyze DNA diet and brain from CAT scans as Juanita may inspire a television special and July Arequipa exhibit.
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Weather data lines from NewsLine service details
Automated Syracuse weather data outlines codes for pollen levels forecasts and travel advisories. It lists numbers for fevels of pollens and mold spores, a Channel 9 forecast, a weather trivia feature, travel advisories, severe weather warnings, and time temperature from Clinton Square with online links to forecasts and Nexrad images.
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