Suspects Charged in Scarab Vase Theft at Everson Museum
A Brooklyn man faces formal charges in the Scarab Vase theft at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse and five other museum thefts. Ronald Coreselli is also charged and remains a fugitive linked to an Ohio robbery case. George Athanasotos of Brooklyn had been charged earlier this week in the theft of antique watches.
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Bush backs Cheney as defense secretary pick in swift renomination
President Bush announced Rep. Dick Cheney of Wyoming as his defense secretary nominee. Senators expect quick confirmation hearings next week, ending the Tower controversy. Senate leaders express cautious optimism though Senator Sam Nunn notes possible impediments to Cheney’s confirmation.
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Air Ontario jet crashes near Dryden killing 23
A Fokker 28 carrying 69 aboard struck tree tops near Dryden Ontario amid a snowstorm. Rescue teams hunted for bodies as 46 survived the crash and 23 were killed with 22 missing and presumed dead. One survivor later died. eight in serious condition. Investigators probed the accident.
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Eastern to Restore Flights Amid Strike Fallout
Eastern Airlines plans to more than double its flight schedule, restoring up to 80 flights daily on major East Coast and Latin American routes. Union leaders question viability and vow extended pickets at Continental. A bankruptcy judge allowed payment to non-striking employees as lawyers seek about 7.5 million in wages for 9,500 striking machinists.
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FBI probes possible terrorist link to bombing
FBI investigators sought to determine if terrorists damaged a van linked to Sharon Rogers wife of USS Vincennes skipper Will Rogers amid a blast that engulfed the vehicle after a pair of backfires. The probe expands to possible border penetration amid threats tied to the Iranian jet downing.
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