Protest activists plan coffins with petitions at Fort Benning
Central New York activists aim to deliver coffin props filled with petitions to the School of the Americas at Fort Benning Georgia this Sunday. The item appears on page B1. An Agway center for sale notes an 800 acre research facility in Fabius is on the market, listed on page F8.
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Weather outlook with cold temperatures and passing snow
Tonight will be 24 degrees with increasing clouds. Friday brings cold and snow arriving in the afternoon with a high near 28. Saturday turns brisk and cold with snow showers and a high of 34 and low around 22. Sunday stays cloudy and cold with more snow showers. Monday mostly cloudy with possible flurries and a high about 38. Weather stats from AZ.
Letter to victims' relatives on TWA Flight 800 tragedy
A Syracuse Herald letter to victims' relatives asserts there is absolutely no evidence that the TWA Flight 800 disaster was caused by a criminal act. The fragmentary text emphasizes a lack of proof linking any wrongdoing to the tragedy.
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FBI finds no evidence of criminal act in TWA 800 blast
The FBI concluded no criminal act caused the TWA 800 explosion that killed 230 aboard on July 17, 1996. After interviewing over 7,000 people, testing wreckage, and examining center fuel tank issues, investigators narrowed to a mechanical failure theory and planned a final news conference.
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Iraq Expels U S Arms Inspectors Amid UN Crisis
Iraq ordered all American arms inspectors to leave immediately as the U N Security Council condemned Iraq and imposed a travel ban on Iraqi officials. France condemned the move while the United States warned it could resort to force if inspectors are expelled.
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Clinton fundraisers cram six days for two million
The Heras Journal notes President Clinton's schedule filled with five fundraisers in six days aiming to raise about $2 million. A study argues many Americans with near normal cholesterol could benefit from cholesterol lowering medication. A WA woman carrying septuplets reaches week 80 of pregnancy. The Manners are rumored to trade star pitcher Randy Johnson.
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