Clinton urges allies to act against terrorism at summit
President Clinton, at an economic summit with the world's seven richest nations, urged leaders to rally forces of tolerance and freedom against terrorism. He expects adoption of 40 recommendations to combat terrorism as Saudi bombing victims returned to the United States.
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Princess Diana's Brother Sells Wimbledon Lordship and Three More Titles
Earl Spencer, Diana's brother, has sold four titles including the Lordship of Wimbledon for 336000 dollars to fund the family estate restoration. German Boris Becker denied being the bidder. other sold titles include Upper Boddington Newland Squillers and Theddingworth. The buyers gain the right to be addressed by the titles.
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Rising graduate student debt reshapes job hopes and pay
A Boston report notes tuition hikes and reduced aid push graduate and professional students into heavier borrowing from 1993 to 1995. The long term effects are uncertain, with fears graduates will avoid lower paying public interest roles and face diminished purchasing power for years.
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County program fights war against lead poisoning of kids
A two year old Rasheema Martin endures a quick lead blood test on Onondaga County Health Department’s lead testing bus. The drive tests to detect lead exposure from imported vinyl miniblinds. Up to 25 million such blinds are imported yearly from several countries. Lead dust from blinds can cause high blood lead levels in children. New lead free blinds hit stores Monday. Home Depot, Hechinger, Builders Square to refund customers. The lead bus was at South Avenue Plaza Syracuse offering tests.
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Standoff Ends in Fatal Gunfight in Clay
A Syracuse man Timothy Franklin Whitley, 35, was shot and killed by Onondaga County sheriff's deputies during a Wednesday night standoff in Clay. Whitley threatened officers with a handgun, ignored commands to drop it, and said he wanted to die as Deputy David Mearon fired once with a shotgun, striking him in the chest. Whitley was pronounced dead at the scene near Oswego Road. Witnesses at nearby homes reported hearing officers order Whitley to drop the weapon and relayed accounts of the confrontation.
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NAVAC Paramedics Log 16,000 Hours with Ambulance Corps
NAVAC crew records show paramedics logging over 16,000 hours with the ambulance corps and state police helicopter DS. The note grieves with airmen families killed at the U S base in Saudi Arabia and expresses hope for justice.
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