Syracuse Auditor Faces Questions Over SEC Probe
Syracuse city officials and Auditor Minch Lewis clash over possible contact with the SEC about bond deals. SEC subpoenas target about 20 city officials and three bonds totaling 39.3 million dollars. Mayor Bernardi notes potential impact on bond ratings while defending city financial practices.
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Clinton and Dole Ads Turn Nasty in Memorial Day Push
Amid a heated race, Clinton and Dole release personal TV attacks over memorial day weekend. A Washington Post-ABC poll shows Clinton leading Dole by 22 points, with voters backing understanding problems over perceived character flaws. The GOP ad targets Clinton's efforts to delay a sexual harassment suit, invoking his status as commander in chief and depicting him in various activities.
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Weather outlook shows mixed clouds and cool temperatures
Tonight: increasing clouds. Sunday: variable cloudiness with a chance of showers. Monday: sunny and cool with a high around 60 and low near 40. Tuesday: sun then clouds with a high near 60 and a low around 45. Senet: mostly sunny with a high about 65 and an unfinished low data line.
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Tax freedom day moves later as New York nears July start
Sunday brings tax freedom for the government and begins work for themselves, while averages show Americans reach freedom to weeks ago. The Tax Foundation places New York at a late tax freedom day with Connecticut ahead. Americans for Tax Reform argues totals shift when fees and regulations are counted. Connecticut tops income, paying the most per person, fueling later tax freedom days and signaling boom times.
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Sisters wait and win as heart transplant comes
Ingrid Marehlowitz and Krista O'Brien, sisters four years apart, both diagnosed with genetic bilateral cardiomyopathy, faced a race for donor hearts. Krista received a compatible heart after Ingrid’s worsening condition placed her on the list. Krista’s five hour operation completed at dawn and she moved to intensive care in critical but stable condition.
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Hahnemann University Hospital
Leslie Alper
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Associated Press
Ingrid Marchlowitz
DNA tests free man jailed 13 years for rape
Thomas Webb, freed in Norman Oklahoma after 13 years, hailed God as DNA analysis ruled him not a suspect. Authorities said semen-stain evidence from the victim’s apartment led to the conviction, but new testing exonerated him and cleared his case.
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Norwich man dies in crash after car rolls on him
A 19-year-old Norwich man Kin M. Conner was killed early this morning when speeding eastbound on County Route VIA struck two telephone poles. The vehicle rolled onto him. he was ejected and pronounced dead at Chenango High Hospital in Norwich. Deputies reported the incident occurred around 1:35 a.m.
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Fewer than half of drivers obey speed limit study says
A Prevention Magazine study finds 43 percent of drivers report obeying the speed limit, while 37 percent ignore limits. It cites 1995 data from NHTSA with 6.3 million crashes, 3.3 million injuries, 41,700 deaths and annual costs around 140 billion dollars in insurance and medical care.
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Prevention Magazine
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Concert at Long Branch Park Canceled for Technical Reasons
The Sunday show at Long Branch Park featuring Randy Bachman Band, Tom Cochrane, Frostbit Blue, and Miss E was canceled. Promoter Liz Nowak cited technical issues. Refunds will be available at the point of purchase.
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Frostbit Blue
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