Idaho governor vetoes abortion bill
Idaho Governor Dec Andrus vetoed a measure that would have created the nations most restrictive abortion law. Abortion rights groups praised his decision while opponents accused him of a political hesitation amid a heated national debate on abortion. He said the bill offered no flexibility in rape or incest cases and faced extensive pressure from supporters.
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Armed woman surrenders after long standoff at Sharon Gless home
Joni Leigh Penn, 30, surrendered at Studio City residence after a seven hour standoff with police. She had threatened to kill herself and the star of Cagney and Lacey, leading to arrest for investigation of armed burglary. Gless was not home. a court order had barred Penn since November 1988.
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Libyan chemical plant fire may have been ordered by Gadhafi
The State Department did not rule out the possibility that Muammar Gadhafi ordered the Rabta chemical weapons plant fire near Tripoli to fake damage and curb Libya's program. U S officials cite intelligence and reports in The New York Times and The Washington Post about tires ignited at the site.
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Indicted arsonist faces 174 murder counts in Happy Land blaze
Julio Gonzalez was indicted on 174 counts of murder for the Happy Land social club fire that killed 87 people. He faces two murder counts per victim, plus charges of arson, attempted murder of Lydia Feliciano, and assault of a disc jockey who escaped. If convicted, he could face life in prison.
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Beirut battle flares as Christian forces clash again
Dozens die as east Beirut and surrounding Christian enclave see renewed fighting between Gen. Michel Aoun forces and Samir Geagea Lebanese Forces militiamen. Police report at least 46 killed and 90 wounded, lifting the total toll since Jan. 30 to 822 killed and 2,246 wounded.
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Albany Daily Number Win Four and Keno Draws
Albany report shows the Friday Daily Number result 94 with WinFour number 7992 and Keno draws listing the numbers 3 4 5 6 19 23 35 42 44 45 53 56 60 64 65 67 68 69 72 as published by The Associated Press.
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Syracuse Herald Journal postal and subscription notice
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Doctors seek federal OK to alter genes in ADA deficient children
NIH researchers Drs. W French Anderson and R Michael Blaese asked a genetic engineering panel for permission to insert new genes into the blood cells of up to 10 children with a fatal ADA deficiency. The drug PEG-ADA costs about 60,000 dollars per patient annually and does not cure the disease. The team aims to supplement PEG-ADA and eventually replace it through gene transplantation, signaling a cautious advance amid ethical and safety questions.
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Mohawk Reservation Talks Continue Amid Blockade
State police negotiate with Mohawks at several locations as roadblocks remain to keep non residents from entering the St. Regis Reservation. Major Robert Leu heads Troop B talks while Paul Delamonde leads Mohawk negotiations. both sides speak of keeping lines of communication open.
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Cuomo plan targets 2500 state workers for early retirement
Governor Mario Cuomo proposes an early retirement incentive as part of a 50.9 billion budget to save about 1.5 billion in the 1990-91 year. About 2,500 workers are expected to participate, with eligibility for extra pension credit for 45 year olds who have at least 10 years of service. No specific jobs have been targeted yet and protections remain for those in civil service.
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Cuomo says New York to miss budget deadline again
Governor Mario Cuomo warns New York will miss the fiscal year start as lawmakers fail to reach a budget agreement for the sixth year in a row. The new fiscal year begins at 12:01 am with unresolved tax questions and a looming deficit.
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State workers face layoffs debate and retirement benefits clash
Hutton argues job needs change with times and new law boosting auditors while some roles like typesetters fade. Moran warns morale problems as Cuomo eyes layoffs of mental hygiene aides without benefits under early retirement. Public Employees Federation urges companywide, negotiated benefits and perks across all workers.
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Weather outlook for tonight and Sunday forecast
Forecast shows cloudy skies with a 50 percent chance of showers and patchy drizzle. Low temperatures tonight range from 40 to 45 degrees while Sunday’s high nears 55 degrees. Also notes today's sunset at 6 29 p m and Sunday sunrise at 6 47 am with a record high of 77 set in 1968 and record low of 9 set in 1923.
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April Showers Forecast With Cool Weekend Ahead
The National Weather Service says a 50 percent chance of showers and patchy drizzle Sunday with highs near 55 under clouds. Tonight remains cloudy with patchy drizzle and a low around 40 to 45. Rain showers transition to flurries Monday and Tuesday with colder conditions and highs near 40. Scattered flurries are possible Wednesday as the East sees rain and the West stays mostly fair.
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