Melee in DC Hispanic neighborhood injures 10 police
In Washington DC a melee erupted after police tried to arrest three men in a public park. An unidentified Hispanic man was shot in the chest during scuffle, five police cruisers were set afire, eight people arrested, and ten officers injured including one in critical condition. Officials vow talks with community leaders to ease tensions and release details after investigation.
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District of Columbia
Mount Pleasant
Reginald Smith
Smith
Frank Smith
District of
Lt. Smith
Cooler Showers Likely Tonight With Laylow Low 50s
Tonight expect showers and cooler skies with a low around 50. Tuesday looks partly sunny and cooler with a high near 60. Details from AZ indicate unsettled weather patterns and a drying trend afterward.
County teens pregnancy trend hits 1400 mark this year
Andrea Stanchit, 16, will take college board exams June 1 and is due three weeks after. She is among nearly 1,400 Onondaga County teens pregnant this year, with 200 in the city district and many more in suburbs. Countywide, about 35 pregnancies weekly this school year, with unreported cases likely. An estimate cites 72 babies.
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Andrea Stanchit
Onondaga County
Caution may have killed thousands says Harvard study
Harvard University researchers estimate as many as 20 000 deaths a year could have been prevented if life saving drugs were recommended sooner. Dr Thomas C Chalmers noted many patients could have lived longer with timely treatments, a delay blamed on medical inertia toward small studies.
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Boston
Harvard
Thomas C. Chalmers
The
Boston Globe
Chalmers
Bushavoids shock as doctors say heart stable
Washington doctors decided President Bush will not undergo electrical shock to treat his irregular heartbeat. He remained hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital as officials prepared for a normal day around the White House. If his condition worsened, a brief transfer of power to Vice President Quayle could occur, but no such step was taken today.
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Bush
Dan Quayle
Quayle
White House
Camp David
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
David Beckwith
John Sununu
Shevardnadze Starts U S Speaking Tour in New Era
Former Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze began a three week U S speaking tour opening at the Brookings Institution 75th anniversary event in Washington. He planned lunch with James Baker and hoped for a Bush meeting. he urged faster arms talks toward another U S Soviet summit.
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Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Gong
Shevardnadze
United States
Brookings Institution
James A Baker II
Bush
Moscow
The
Foreign Policy Association
John F Kennedy International
New York
Job hunt tough for SU grads
Syracuse University graduates face a hard job market as a Herald-Journal survey finds seven of ten 1991 grads without a job lined up. Leann Lyndaker, 20, plans to seek roles in personnel management while Amy Fitta, 22, contemplates waiting tables and graduate school.
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Syracuse University
Herald-Journal
Lyndaker
Lowville
Lewis County
Watertown
Amy Fitta
North Hampton N.H
Pita
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