Hennessy Edges Maroney In Tight County DA Race
A Herald American poll shows Republican Richard A. Hennessy Jr leading Democrat Thomas Maroney for Onondaga County district attorney by about 11 percent with 50 to 39 percent support and 11 percent undecided. Sheriff John Dillon and County Executive John Mulroy also lead. Elaine Lyter would be the lone Democrat in countywide office if results hold. Voters split on a $2.25 billion state highway and infrastructure bond proposal, with a 3.7 point margin of error. The survey contacted about 5,000 residents by telephone over three days.
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Prison exodus frees 421 inmates in New York City
Correction: A New York City prison release frees 421 inmates as part of a federal effort to ease jail overcrowding. The move comes amid reports of overcrowding and ongoing federal pressure on local authorities to comply with standards.
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Arafat’s forces repel mutineers aided by Syria in Lebanon
In Tripoli and surrounding camps, Yasser Arafat’s guerrillas repelled Syrian backed rebels amid rocket and artillery fire. Hospitals report 240 dead and 550 wounded over three days as fighters struggle for control of Palestinian camps near Baddawi and Nahr el-Bared, with reports of massed Syrian forces nearby.
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Fleet's moves called a normal rotation
Washington officials described the Mediterranean naval activity as a normal rotation of Marines and ships, including moves off Lebanon. The White House and Pentagon rejected plans for a major retaliatory strike or redeploying carriers, stating there were no such heightened actions at this time.
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One Marine's view of Beirut
Cpl. Michael Bakcom arrived in Lebanon last May for a six month tour with the Marines. He survived last month’s attack that killed about 230 Marines. He spoke from Vernon about the Lebanon duty, recalling the moment news crews photographed the arrival and the grim sight of a dead dog along the road.
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Chrysler parts makers vote on new contract at Twinsburg plant
Chrysler Corp and its Twinsburg stamping plant workers reached a tentative labor deal after a 34 hour negotiation. A ratification meeting is set for 11 a.m. in nearby Cuyahoga Falls, with union officials urging approval. Safety language was highlighted as a key issue amid the standoff.
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Buono convicted again could face death penalty
Angelo Buono Jr. was convicted of a second murder in the Hillside Strangler case, making him eligible for the death penalty. The verdict follows another murder conviction last week, with Buono previously cleared in another slaying. Deputy AG Aren praised the jury for affirming Buono as a murderer, while noting no link to Kenneth Bianchi, his cousin who pleaded guilty to five slayings.
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