Democrats Coast To Blue Collar Appeal In Midwest Debates
In Chicago and ahead of Tuesday primaries the three Democratic candidates Clinton Tsongas and Brown pitched to blue collar workers with a focus on economic and tax policies. They head to Michigan for unions and workers while President Bush campaigned there promising deregulation to aid industry.
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Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Massachusetts
Paul Tsongas
California
Jerry Brown
Three-year-old dies after Burlington landslide tragedy
Shelly Wine, three, died after being buried for 15 to 20 minutes when a dirt overhang collapsed at a state highway excavation site on her grandfather’s farm in Burlington. She was pulled alive but died Friday evening at Cumberland Memorial Hospital in Maryland.
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Burlington
W. Va
Shelly Wine
State Division of Highways
Cumberland
MD.) Memorial Hospital
Chris Pampinto
Tri-County Ambulance Service
Mary Fink
Burlington Rescue Squad
J.T. Curran
Florida mayor chases suspect in March mischief tale
In Braden ton Florida Mayor Bill Evers a former sheriff deputy and state trooper spotted a Manatee sheriff car following a car with flashing lights. He chased and tackled the suspect Robert B. Cummings 25 charged with obstruction of justice driving an unregistered car and driving with a suspended license. Evers previously chased burglars in City Hall parking lot last March.
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Bradenton
Fla
Bill Evers
Manatee Soule
Evers
Robert B. Cummings
City Hall
The
Associa
Paris crackdown targets Forum des Halles squatters
Authorities in Paris begin a crackdown on vagrants and drug users at the Forum des Halles complex. Police plan a study to shut the mall between 1 and 5 am while barricades rise and shelters are placed to remove homeless from the night scene surrounding the 39 million annual visitors. AT&T signs a $26 million Poland fiber network deal financed partly by a World Bank loan to modernize the telecom system across central and western Poland within two years.
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Paris
Les Halles
Emile Zola
Forum Des Halles
Jean Tiberi
Warsaw
Poland
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Netherlands
Polish Telecommunications Co
World Bank
Ryszard Iwan
Inter-Korea Pact Orders Joint Inspections By June
North and South Korea reach a pact to conduct joint inspections of suspected nuclear facilities by June at the latest. The agreement comes amid border talks to establish a joint nuclear control commission and hold its first meeting on Thursday, officials said.
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Seoul
South Korea
North
Ex-spouse killer swept four counties in deadly rampage
Linderberry, released on parole, allegedly killed O Neill and abducted two women in a Friday spree across Cortland Tompkins and Tioga counties. He stabbed the first victim, kidnapped the second, then fled before a brief Endicott chase ended with surrender. Lynch survived the attack, while O Neill died at Cortland Memorial Hospital. He had prior convictions and parole history, including a release from Auburn a year ago.
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Linderberry
O'Neill
Central Ave
Cortland
Homer
Marcia Lynch
Ihaca
Tompkins Counties
Alvin
Pete” Haley
TLC
Cortland Memorial Hospital
Tompkins
Whcu-Am
Hanshaw Road
Dryden
Roy Ives
WHCU
Cornell University
Ithaca
Green Street
Lynch
Tioga County
Auburn Correctional Facility
Ernst
Union split over SSO recovery plan and season end
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra faces a funded crisis as musicians back the union while the SSO board cancels the rest of the season and plans layoffs. Disagreement over concessions, health costs, and future budgeting leaves both sides unsure of talks timing and leadership, with unions and board accusing each other of stalling.
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SSO
Nichols
Fering
Bitter cold and lake snow advisory in Syracuse area
The National Weather Service warns of bitter cold and potential lake effect snow in the Syracuse region tonight with 3 to 5 inches possible. Tonight will be cloudy with a low near 10 degrees, a high around 20 on Sunday, and possible snow squalls. Elsewhere, Minnesota and central Appalachians see snow, while most of the nation stays dry and cloudy.
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Syracuse
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Thruway
Minnesota
Central
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Florida
Pacific Coast
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Illinois
Iawa
Wisconsin
Oregon
Miami
Associated Press
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Avlilitole
Endicott
Shannon
Douglas
State Parole Department
David Ernst
Parole Division
Tompkins Community Hospital
Herald-Journal
Cortlandville Top
Michael S. Hilla
Endicot
Chucker
Douglas Linderberry
Rodney
O’neill
Cortland City
Lynn P. Dorset
Dorset
Cortland County
Duane Whiteman
Gehe Page
Oscar H. Linderberry
Union
David Ross
Orchestra
Philip MacArthur
S8o
Ross
Board
Fran Nichols
Chance of Sr
Weather Data
National Ocean
Ran Tetons
Glou
Albany
Associ
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Herald Co
N.Y
P.O. Box
New York State
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