Ex-model convicted of tax evasion in Kritzik case
Lyn Nette Harris, former Playboy model, found guilty by a U.S. District jury of two felony tax evasion counts and two misdemeanor failure to file returns related to $686,000 received from late David Kritzik between 1984 and 1987. Prosecutors say she and her twin sister collected over $1 million in cash and goods in exchange for companionship. Harris faces up to 12 years and $626,000 in fines. sister Leigh Ann Canley faces a June trial on similar unpaid tax charges on $397,000.
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Kritzik
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Leigh Ann Canley
Skipper blasts Navy at retirement ceremony
Capt. Fred P. Moosally charged the Navy with mishandling the probe into the USS Iowa turret explosion that killed 47 sailors on April 19, 1989. He said investigators relied on unsubstantiated information and protected the service’s image over the crew.
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Clayton Hartwig
Hartwig
Slaying precedes talks over U S bases in Philippines
A Filipino New People's Army hit squad member shot Fredette in Olon papo, wounding him fatally. Five suspects fled on foot. U S naval and Philippine authorities investigate as off base leave for Subic and five other bases is canceled. Case tied to planned assassinations ahead of May 14 talks.
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Dionisio Bentley
Philippines
Latvia Declares Independence From Soviet Union
Latvia’s parliament voted 138 to 0 with one abstention to declare independence from the Soviet Union after a two day Communist boycott. The resolution appeals to Western governments for recognition and aid amid fears of a Soviet embargo and calls for international action on Baltic sovereignty.
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Baltic independence moves clash with Moscow embargo
Lithuania's Supreme Council declared independence on March 11 as Moscow imposes an oil and gas embargo to compel a reversal of independence laws. Estonia's Supreme Soviet on March 30 pledged gradual restoration of full independence, with Gorbachev offering a loose confederation for special status. Latvia's Supreme Soviet declared independence with a transition period and negotiations with Moscow likely. Gorbachev again proposes special status if secession ends.
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Bush signals U S to boost role in NATO strategy
President Bush told Oklahoma State University graduates that the United States will remain a key military player in NATO and push a broader political and economic strategy for Europe. He backed canceling modernization of short range nuclear missiles and artillery shells, and urged NATO leaders to meet soon to craft a deployment plan while strengthening emerging democracies.
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Oklahoma State University
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Germany NATO talks stall as ministers push reunification
In Bonn and East Berlin talks over NATO integration and reunification stall with no clear progress. Soviet and U S officials offered no narrowed gaps while East Germany faces coalition strains over unification terms as experts meet to ease socialist economy shifts. Romania braces for long reform, warning a decade to shift to a free market amid protests against interim leadership.
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Romania
Ion Iliescu
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Adirondacks study commission stakes out middle ground
The 6 million acre Adirondacks park faces a choice between environmental protections and livelihoods for 130000 residents. A 96 page Herald Journal obtained report recommends state acquisition of 65000 acres including the 400000 acre Oswegatchie Great Wilderness, creating the largest Northeast wilderness and shifting planning to an Adirondack Park Administration with a park service and rangers. A park wide Community Development Corporation funded by luxury home sales would provide for land management and development.
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Adirondack Park Faces Pressure From Private Landowners
New York state owns 42 percent of Adirondack land within the park, with forest products firms holding 54 percent of private lands. By 1988 some 21,000 single family homes were added since 1967, and subdivided property sales tripled 1982–85. A Cuomo commission report urges a unified vision with conservation easements, development rights transfers, a Greenway network, a permanent land fund, and a toll-free park information line to protect the park’s open space character.
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AIDS cases rise to 254,078 worldwide in April
In Geneva, the World Health Organization reported nearly 17,000 new AIDS cases in April, bringing total worldwide victims to 254,078. The count reflects ongoing global impact and ongoing monitoring by health authorities.
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Switzerland
World Health Organization
Lottery winners Albany Daily Number and Pick 10 results
The Albany Daily Number winner is 832 and the Wintour number is 1836. Pick 10 results list 3, 7, 15, 16, 18, 21, 22, 24, 25, 25, 35, 38, 39, 43, 61, 64, 65, 67, 70, 80.
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New York State
Corrections in Syracuse Herald Journal notice
A dated correction notice from the Syracuse Herald Journal outlines postal and subscription details. It lists mailing address, post office box, and rates for New York state subscriptions with zone pricing and advance payment expectations.
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Sunday Sunshine Beckons As Weather Improves
The National Weather Service says Syracuse will see sun mixed with clouds Sunday with a high near 40. Tonight may bring an evening sprinkle followed by partly cloudy skies and a low around 40. northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Elsewhere, storms brought rain to the East and heavy rainfall caused road closures and power outages in multiple states. severe weather in Virginia and the Carolinas preceded a cool, unsettled pattern along the East Coast. Erie, Pennsylvania received nearly an inch of rain in two hours as systems moved north from the Southeast. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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