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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2000
Page
3
Key witness in Providence muster trial faces disruption
Investigators pursued a link between a girl’s shooting and a drug related attack as the Feliciano case loomed. Defense attorney Joseph Vaccala and others discussed the case while a key witness was set near her home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Poxtit Algicl
Charles
Joseph Vaccala
Feliciano
Pena
Rerson Pring
Jim Martin
Second walkaway at N C race track closes in Concord
Authorities closed a second walkway at a speedway two days after a pitman bridge collapse injured over 100. A nickel-sized rust spot prompted the indefinite closure. Corrosion likely caused part of an 80-foot section of a 920-foot walkway to fail as spectators departed The Winston NASCAR all star race. Forty eight people remained hospitalized Monday, one in critical condition. The walkways linked the track to parking areas. The falien bridge used prestressed concrete.
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Concord
X.C
Falien Bridge
Fisherman sues feds over Elian raid rights claim
Donato Dalrymple, the fisherman who photographed Elian Gonzalez during the 2000 raid, sues Attorney General Janet Reno Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder and INS official Doris Meissner seeking damages over 100 million contending excessive force and violations of Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights. Judicial Watch assists in the case.
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Nmlami
Elian Gonzalez
Ihs
Donato Dalrymple
Janet Reno
Eric Holder
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Doris Meissner
Tom Fitton
Judicial Watch
Dalrymple
Elian
Little Havana
Eliya
Reno
Holder
Meissner
Black bear kills tourist in Great Smoky Mountains park
In Gatlinburg Tennessee a woman, Glenda Ann Bradley, 30, killed by a black bear while hiking with Ralph Hill in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Rangers killed the yearling and adult female bears. Bradley was incident’s sole fatality and first bear-caused death in a federal park or reserve in the Southeast.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Glenda Ann Bradley
Cosby
Bradley
Ralph
Hill
Tia
Astronauts replace batteries on the space station
American astronaut Susan Helms and Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gsachev entered the Unity outpost at Houston Space Center to replace two of six Russian batteries aboard the International Space Station. Four bateries were dead from overcharging by Russian engineers, with the program covering the $252,000 cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space Program
Texas jury sentences railroad killer to death
A Texas jury condemns Angel M. Resendiz, linked to nine killings across three states, to death after a spree that drew national attention. Prosecutors described the case as a calculated series of murders tied to a Houston area area. The defense argued insanity as the jury imposed capital punishment Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Moulton
Angel Uring Resendiz
Houstaz
China trade bill faces final vote amid lobbying rush
Lobbying by Democrats and Republicans intensifies as House debate over granting China permanent normal trade relations proceeds. Key votes hinge on undecided members with final roll call under way. Supporters argue WTO entry linked to China dismantling barriers. opponents warn of a widening US trade deficit and unequal terms.
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Boia Sives
Uvios
Bakert
Mazza
Amor
Vate
Dawid Drover
R-Calif
China
America
Miga
Democrate
United Food and Commercial Workers
Washington
Frank Want
Bemus Apparcel
World Trade Organization
U.S
WTO
Wade
Barshe
Ihe
Associated Press
Boak Toaskny
Tom Campbell
California
Jem Destint
South Carolina
Gregory Meeks
Rens
Steven C. Fatedrelle
Ohio
Merrill Cook
Utah
LaTourelle
Clinton Lazio win party nods in New York Senate race
Rep Rick Lamo and Hillary Rodham Clinton won key third party endorsements amid a tightened race. Lazio and Clinton gain Liberal and Conservative backing as Giuliani withdraws, with both candidates set for debates. Party leaders plan to ratify choices at the June conventions.
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Albany
Rick Lamo
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Long Island
Afonday
Lazio
Clinton
Rudolph Giuliani
New York City
New York
Conservative Party
Michael Long
Giuliani
Liberal Party
Long
Lmited
Raymond Harding
Harding
Clinton face disbarment panel harshly urged by experts
The panel split over sanctions on Clinton with experts noting the ruling closely mirrors prior harsh actions and stressing the president’s first offense. Clinton argues he never lied under oath in the Jones case and has not practiced law since the 1980s. The committee, with 12 members, heard two complaints from the Southeastern Legal Foundation and Judge Susan Webber Wright, with no clear penalty proposed.
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Clinton
Clyton
Jones
Leismsky
Arkansas
Jedich Kalpatrick
University of Arkansas Law School
State Supreme Court
Wiite House
Yale Law School
White House
Kendall
Southeastern Legal Foundation
Aslanta
Susan
Webber Woeht
Wright
Israelis Withdraw From Lebanon After Major Zone Loss
Guerrillas and civilian supporters swept through most of the Israeli held security zone in southern Lebanon as Israel moved toward final withdrawal. The last major base in Bint Jbeil fell overnight, villages fell to takeover, and clashes earlier killed six civilians. Hezbollah claimed victory and vowed to keep fighting as UN plans for monitoring the pullout advanced.
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Bint Jbell
Lebanon
Israel
Bint Theil
Bint Theit
Suernilas
Bint Jheil
Hezbollah
South Lebanon
U.N. Securiy Council
U.N
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