Four Canton students killed in Route 11 crash
Four Canton State College students died when two cars collided at 6:30 p.m. at Route 11 and Route 15 near Canton. Three other students from Canton State were named as victims, while two injured occupants were hospitalized in Potsdam Canton and Syracuse. Delta Kappa Sigma members Palm isano Lynde and Richards are among the deceased.
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Route 11
Canon
St. Lawrence County
Sheriff's Department
State University Agricultural and Technical College
Canton
Syracuse
Thew E. Richards
Antwerp
Canton State
Gretchen M. Geesler
South Ave
Rochester
Gregory F. Vaccaro
Foster Corners Road
Durhamville
Potsdam-Canton Hospital
Geesler
University Hospital
Vaccaro
Palmisano, Lynde and Richards
The
Delta Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Americans warned of retaliation after World Trade Center verdicts
Four Islamic militants were found guilty on all 38 charges in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, killing six and injuring over 1,000. Sentencing looms May 4 with potential life terms. Officials warned Americans abroad to stay alert to possible retaliatory attacks.
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Democrats face tough odds as McCall urges fiscal discipline
Comptroller H. Carl McCall told about 200 at the Onondaga County Democratic Committee dinner that Democrats must preach fiscal responsibility to win in November. He cited local GOP gains, urged state pension investment in New York, and called for tax relief, fewer mandates, and debt policy reform to lift the state's credit rating.
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Mitchell to retire from Senate after 1989 leadership rise
Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell announced he will not seek re election surprised many as he flew into Portland on a chartered plane to discuss the decision with Washington staff. The Maine Democrat cited health and a wish to pursue other challenges while pledging to focus on health care welfare and campaign finance reform in his final months. He has been a prominent ally of Democrats and was once a federal judge before entering the Senate.
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D-Okia
Supreme Court
Prosecutor subpoenas Clinton aides
A federal probe into the Madison Guaranty S L Association leads a special prosecutor to subpoena six senior White House aides and three Treasury officials. The move seeks documents and contacts with the Treasury and the Resolution Trust Corp. related to Whitewater. President Clinton publically defends Nusbaum amid speculation on his resignation.
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Whitewater
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Tration
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Syracuse Stage Cancels Hamlet Romeo Readings With SSO
Syracuse Stage says it cannot supply actors for the Classics Series readings with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra this weekend. Replacement David Sage, a Syracuse native now in Los Angeles, will perform in readings of Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet.
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Jersey City
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Ahmad Ajay
New York 1
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Robert Precht
Mario Cuomo
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Grand Jury
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