Giuliani pushes second degree murder in police slaying case
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani escalates dispute with Bronx District Attorney over charging suspect Anthony Rivers in the case of slain Officer Vincent Guidice. Guidice died from injuries after subduing Rivers in a domestic violence incident. funeral services were set for today in Haverstraw, Rockland County.
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Space shuttle probes STU satellite in six hour rendezvous
At Space Center Houston Endeavour's crew closed to about 2000 feet from the STU satellite for a six hour rendezvous. Astronaut Dan Bursch said the 80 pound aluminum cylinder appeared more stable than earlier. The device had been ejected with a spin to align like a dart in orbit.
Man accused of using electrified dog collar on sons
In Ramsey County Minnesota Jeffery Hoveland 50 faces two counts of malicious punishment of a child after allegedly shocking his 9 and 11 year old sons with an electrified dog collar more than 20 times in two to three months The boys reported incidents to their mother Jeannie Haveland who had earlier sought a protection order against him The case cites a remote controlled collar used when the children did not read perform sit ups or lie about past actions
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Richardson to fly to North Korea for peace talks outreach
Rep Bill Richardson plans a Sunday trip to North Korea as a White House proxy to push Clinton's four way peace talks involving North and South Korea the United States and China. Officials say North Korea's economy nears collapse fueling hunger and fears of a South Korea attack.
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Gunmen kill six in Cali attack on drug lord’s son
Gunmen opened fire at the Rio de Enero restaurant in Cali injuring William Rodriguez the son of Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela. A relative and five bodyguards were killed including Oscar Echeverri sister of the drug lord’s wife Marta Lucia Echeverri. Police said eight attackers fled by car with no arrests.
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Clintons repay back taxes linked to Whitewater actions
The Clintons said they are paying about 3400 to the U.S. Treasury and Arkansas charities as voluntary adjustments to Whitewater era tax filings. The White House cited three former top tax officials who found small errors in 1978 1984 1987 and 1988 mostly capital gains reporting and improper interest deductions.
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City faces bond probe over school district funds
Mayor continued from page one says no deficit exists as SEC probes finance. Deputy public affairs chief John Heine declined comment on the investigation, while officials consider involving the district attorney, attorney general, or state comptroller. SEC is also reviewing the district’s financial statements for the last two years with a June 4 deadline to provide information. The bonds were issued between 1995 and 1996 for Syracuse and nearby municipalities, typically repaid by taxpayers over about ten years.
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McCaughey Ross calls ex-maid suit a publicity stunt
New York lieutenant governor Betsy McCaughey Ross dismisses Zorica Krstec 48 as filing a false claim for 5 million dollars. Krstec alleged daily abuse and harassment prompting her quit from a 28 thousand dollar a year post. McCaughey Ross says she was fired for not performing duties and replaced to protect her children.
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Weather Data Hotline And Online Forecast Access
NewsLine offers central New York weather data via codes for pollen levels forecasts and severe weather warnings. Call numbers provide 24 7 updates from WIXT TV channel 9 and a Clinton Square station for time and temperature with online access at syracuse.com.
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Frahm moves into Dole Senate seat in Kansas race
Lt. Gov. Sheila Frahm has been appointed to the Kansas Senate seat vacated by Bob Dole. She plans to run in November to finish Dole's term and seek election in 1998. Frahm faces Rep. Sam Brownback in the Aug. 6 GOP primary with abortion rights as a central issue.
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Campaign ads turn contentious with targets on Dole and Clinton
The Clinton campaign labels a Dole ad a cheap shot for attacking his Senate departure. It cites Bob Dole's resignation as a sign of gridlock. Scott Reed counterattacks with Clinton's May 15 praise letter, arguing the president misreads sacrifice. Both campaigns call for withdrawal of negative spots.
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New York Has Highest Tax Burden
But New York has the highest state and local tax burden easily. The average New York family will spend more on taxes than on food, shelter and clothing combined. Tax freedom day would be June 4 if the federal government paid for its spending up front. New York’s constitution prohibits deficits. Families in New York need tax relief. The state is in the second year of a multi billion dollar three year income tax cut, but Democrats argue the cuts shift costs onto localities.
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Tax Freedom Day shifts earlier due to Leap Day
The Tax Foundation shows how much of the year New Yorkers must work to pay taxes with Leap Day accounting for a one day shift. The dates indicate when federal and state taxes were paid, highlighting that tax freedom day moved up by one day in those years.
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Crews to search by hand for remains in Everglades crater
Crews will search by hand for human remains buried in the Everglades crater where ValuJet Flight 592 crashed. Equipment could disturb evidence. one fifth of remains recovered and eight of 110 victims identified, according to Dade County Chief Medical Examiner Roger Mittleman.
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