North Korea returns remains of 33 Americans
North Korea has handed back the remains of 33 American citizens, advancing ongoing postwar reconciliation efforts. The action follows years of diplomatic negotiations and comes amid broader regional security discussions.
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Court Upholds 2 Million for Injured Mugger
New York headline notes Supreme Court ruling in favor of Bernard McCummings, paralyzed after a subway mugging in 1984. Jury and appeals court found officer used excessive force. victim alleges neglect of glasses and trauma while mugger Jerome Sandusky defends the verdict.
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Homeless Man Returns Lost 1500 Cash Reward Sought
A homeless man found and returned $1500 left in a coffee shop restroom to police. The owner, Jeff Whelan of the St. Regis Indian Reservation, sought to reward the Good Samaritan, Douglas O Dowd, who stayed at Rescue Mission last weekend. Whelan praised the act as unbelievable and honorable.
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Whelan
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Whelans
Violence in Gaza as clashes erupt around Rafah and Khan Younis
Palestinians blocked roads with burning tires and rocks as Israeli troops fired, wounding about 40. Fatah Hawk militants called for renewed armed conflict defying Arafat. The flare up complicates stalled talks on Gaza Jericho transfer and peace efforts.
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Gaza
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Cheap power lures recycling mill to Oswego County
Lithie Energies Inc and Gov. Mario Cuomo announce a 120 million recycling mill to turn waste cardboard into liner board using a pollution free process. The plant will create 250 construction jobs next spring and 100 permanent positions when it opens in late 1990, powered by low cost energy from Sithe Independence Station. The project follows a separate 260 thousand state grant for Crouse-Hinds expansion in Syracuse, aiming to preserve and expand local jobs.
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New effort to stop AIDS announced by Clinton administration
Health secretary Bonna Shalala unveiled a National Task Force on AIDS Drug Development at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda on World AIDS Day. The panel will recruit top experts from government, industry and academia to refocus efforts against AIDS and include voices from affected communities.
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California priests abused pupils at Santa Barbara seminary
A Franciscan panel concluded that 12 priests at St. Anthony's Seminary in Goleta sexually abused boys ages 7 to 16 from 1964 to 1987. The Franciscan Order’s SS Barbara Province identified 34 victims, mostly teens, amid a wave of alleged abuse and apologized.
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