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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1997
Page
2
Authorities say a Friday morning firefight outside Aubrey Mark Turner’s home ended with his arrest after officers recovered 16 bombs including pipe bombs and coconuts of sun powder fused with car cartridges. Investigators found no links to the Olympics or other recent Atlanta bombings. The Otherside Lounge reopened Friday night after a separate blast earlier.
FBI agents arrested Boris Sabas also known as Boris Shmulevich in Los Angeles on charges of conspiracy and extortion. Bond set at 200000 dollars and extradition hearing planned for March 14. Prosecutors linked Sabas to threats to reveal Autumn Jackson claim as Cosby's illegitimate daughter.
Los Angeles actor David Doyle known for playing Bosley on Charlie’s Angels died Wednesday of a heart attack at 67. He later voiced in Bug Rats and appeared in Lois and Clark and Sunset Beach, maintaining the role on the iconic 1976 to 1981 series.
Emergency crews raced to northwest Iran after a 6.1 magnitude quake near Ardabil and Meshkinshahr toppled homes and injured many. IRNA and other agencies reported hundreds dead and at least a thousand injured across Ardabil area and 50 villages.
Li Peng vowed to advance Deng Ziaoping's economic reforms and cautiously revive bankrupt state industries. He promised more funding for agriculture and projects in less-developed areas and to increase efforts to aid the growing poor and unemployed as China heads toward a pivotal NPC session and a fall Communist Party congress after Deng's death.
In a weekly radio address President Clinton pressed Mexico to continue aggressive steps against drug cartels and corruption. He cited high priority anti narcotics efforts, while maintaining Colombia’s certification denial continues amid congressional opposition and calls to overturn it. The stance follows concerns over cartels in Baja California and Sonora and Mexico’s need to strengthen law enforcement.
Judge Feinman dismissed the sex charges against Krauth, sealing the case and returning his $15,000 bail. Krauth, head of Integrated Media Design, thanked the court as the matter was ended. Prosecutors praised their quick dismissal, while police were criticized for not consulting them. The woman’s identity was not revealed and no charges will be filed against her.
The tobacco industry challenges FDA restrictions in court while tobacco friendly states resist bureaucratic meddling. In Zebulon North Carolina truck driver Kurt Foster calls for action beyond anti smoking efforts as teens obtain cigarettes. In Syracuse 16 year old Tom Smith buys Camels citing easy access through older buyers.
Automated weather information from Newsline covers pollen mold spores and central New York allergens, with 10 minute severe weather updates and Clinton Square time and temperature feeds. Includes access codes for forecasts travel advisories and interactive trivia from WEXT Channel 9.
Television cameras captured a four block running gun battle in a residential Los Angeles area as two gunmen fired from a bank to a pickup and a sedan. Police say they used multiple weapons and body armor, with officers seeking heavier firepower from a local store.
In Woburn Massachusetts authorities rushed to a teen dance after a teen collapsed and others fell ill. Police said about twelve teenagers were hospitalized in critical condition and blamed the muscle relaxant baclofen for the overdose risk.
The Democratic Party plans to return 1.5 million dollars of donations amid a 3 million dollar total identified as improper for 1994 to 1996. Officials cite a broken system fixed by new rules while a memo suggests fund raisers pursued White House perks for donors, including Air Force One seats and board placements. Roy Romer challenges donor visits and accuses Republicans of offering favors to tobacco interests.
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