Pru-Review Promises Broad Sunday Herald Package
The Herald American advertises a Sunday package including international national regional and local news plus sports comics lifestyle ideas editorials and columns. It suggests adding Stars and Parade magazines to boost leisure reading.
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Dolphins thwart rescue attempt in East River
Marine biologists and the Coast Guard halted efforts to herd two wayward dolphins out of the East River as they grew agitated around 5 p.m. Monday. Officials from the Coast Guard, Okeanos Ocean Research Foundation, National Marine Fisheries Service and the state Department of Environmental Conservation planned further talks to move the animals. The dolphins were first spotted June 20 at Metropolitan Hospital and later near PS 50, with a second dolphin spotted joining the first.
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Cuomo presses Senate on life without parole for murderers
New York Governor Cuomo challenges state Senate to act on life without parole for certain murderers, criticizing death-penalty supporters for not protecting police officers. Senate leaders indicated no quick action before session ends, as lawmakers pause amid debate on crime and drug measures.
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Hurt coerced housekeeper to shred records in marital dispute
William Hurt allegedly ordered his housekeeper to destroy financial records amid a looming common law marriage case with Sandra Jennings. Dianna Schiebel testified that she burned documents on Hurt's instruction while Jennings seeks a divorce and recognition of a marital relationship.
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Myerson's boyfriend finishes jail term in New York
Carl Capasso, 47, boyfriend of former Miss America Bess Myerson, completed a two year tax evasion sentence. He was released from a Manhattan halfway house. Capasso, owner of a sewer construction company, had been jailed in Allenwood, Pennsylvania, after pleading guilty to evading nearly 1.5 million dollars in taxes. His case linked to Myerson’s public life and a later divorce and trial.
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