Clinton Signs Bill Forgiving Debt Of Poorest Nations
President Clinton signed a foreign aid measure totaling 435 million to forgive debts of the world’s poorest countries. The package sits within a 149 billion aid bill that also boosts Israel military aid, funds Serbia’s new government, and allocates 300 million to combat HIV worldwide while barring overseas family planning groups that support abortion.
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Report Urges Wider Promotion of Breast Feeding
A major government report calls for a cultural shift to promote breast feeding as the ideal infant food. It urges routine health messaging, hospital instruction to new mothers, and workplace policies to ease breastfeeding, noting alarmingly low rates among black women.
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Recall Affects 42000 Kmart Fleece Sweat Shirts
The Plonde company Pino Y Clouting and the Consumer Product Safety Commission recall about 42000 women's fleece sweat shirts sold at Kmart from June 1999 through March 2000 for failing federal fabric flammability standards. No injuries are reported and customers are told to stop wearing the shirts and call Five- Clothing at 1-888-343-4828 for a refund.
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New York Adopts Stricter Auto Emission Standards
Albany reports New York will require 10 percent of vehicles sold from 2004 onward to emit little or no pollution. The fleet standard applies to passenger cars and light trucks, including diesels, aligning with California's program. Aims to cut emissions 56 percent by 2020 with 40 percent zero‑emission sales and 60 percent hybrids.
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Five LI nurses charged in record tampering case
A 21 count indictment accuses five Long Island nurses of doctoring medical records at Townhouse Extended Care Center Uniondale to hide errors that harmed patients including a 97 year old woman who died after an enema incident in April 1997. Defenders deny the allegations.
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Brooklyn man admits sexual attack after parade
Herbert Negron a 40 year old Brooklyn man pleaded guilty to first degree sexual abuse for attacking a teenager in Central Park after the Puerto Rican Day Parade in June He admitted his role in the incident and apologized A judge will sentence him to three years in prison and Negron will be registered as a sex offender
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Three Saratoga students receive rabies shots after bat incident
SARATOGA SPRINGS Three middle school girls who touched a dead bat brought to science class last month are undergoing a monthlong series of rabies shots as a precaution. Fat Willson of the Saratoga County Public Health office said the three girls faced contact risk, while parents previously decided on testing.
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Protester freed on bail after Statue protest in New York
Alberto DeJesus Mercado, charged with reckless endangerment and criminal trespass for the Vieques protest, appeared in U S District Court in Manhattan on a $50,000 bail. In Queens, a car plowed into teens at a bus stop injuring 27, driver Wilfred Moore aged 73 was taken to hospital with chest pains.
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Corrections policy and customer service for Syracuse Herald Journal
Herald Journal outlines error corrections process via Tim Bunn at 470-2240 with hours. It guarantees timely delivery by 5 pm and offers free same-day delivery if late, plus customer service contacts and hours. Also lists Syracuse Go publication details and subscription payment notes.
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