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Weather forecast snippets show cloudy breezy showers then sun and clouds while political items discuss Congress shifts and possible impacts on public support. Other clippings reference a state health probe into a woman declared dead, a confrontation between NY officials, a wrongful confinement suit, pension talk, garbage disposal issues, a Syracuse man conviction, a fatal crash, and a sports trade.
Gordon Turns Toward Outer Banks in North Carolina
Hurricane Gordon maintains unpredictable path as it nears Cape Hatteras with center about 100 miles south at 7 am. Forecasters warn the storm could brush the Outer Banks this afternoon then move north into the Atlantic. The system previously hit Nicaragua, Cuba, Haiti, Florida, and the Gulf, causing losses and crop devastation.
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Clash outside Gaza mosque leaves 2 dead and 44 wounded
Gaza City Gaza Strip Palestinian riot police fired on thousands of Hamas backers after Sabbath prayers outside a mosque. Two worshipers were killed and 44 wounded as the confrontation marked the fiercest clash between Islamic militants and the Hamas leads within Yasser Arafat's self rule. Police in rifles and shields confronted stone throwing crowds, as Hamas activists burned a police car. The incident followed a wave of attacks fueling tensions in Jenin and other areas.
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Over-the-Counter Push Sparks FDA Watch on Nicotine Aids
Tobacco cessation products nicotine gum and patches, once prescription only, face FDA scrutiny as firms push for non-prescription sales. Industry observers note high demand among smokers but warn about safety and doctor oversight. Merrell Dow leads promo with Nicorette and Nicoderm efforts to launch OTC variants.
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GAO says Pentagon overestimated profits from base closures
The GAO found 120 base closings from 1988 and 1991 would yield far less revenue than projected. Original estimates: 343 billion. revised to 12 billion in 1994. To date only 69.4 million realized with 22.2 million pending. Ren Al McCandless warns of flawed deficit-reduction claims.
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Rival skydiving Elvis troupes clash in federal court
The Flying Elv and the Flying Elvises face a federal lawsuit over trademark infringement and deceptive trade practices. Flying Elvi manager Richard Feeney says he marketed the concept before rivals formed, while Elvises claim credit from the Honeymoon in Vegas film and cite an exclusive license with the Presley estate.
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Sniper Alley: UN Spiders Hunker Behind Sandbags In Sarajevo
UN officials report heavy fighting in Sarajevo Bosnia Herzegovina as Serb shells hit near sniper alley. The United States plans to back the Muslim led Bosnian government with training and up to five billion dollars in weapons and aid in a classified proposal presented to congressional leaders this week.
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