Navy secretary seeks removal of top admiral over Tailhook conduct
Navy Secretary John H. Dalton requested the ouster of Admiral Frank B. Kelso II for failing to show readerly discipline amid the Tailhook convention in Las Vegas where assaults occurred. Dalton also seeks disciplinary action against 12 more admirals and Marine generals who attended the 1991 Tailhook event, with approval needed from President Clinton.
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Fairmount Fair to be condemned in Onondaga County
Fairmount Fair, the second oldest shopping mall in Onondaga County, will be formally condemned early next week. The mall is in disrepair and no longer usable as a public facility, with only Marshall's and Davage's remaining open. Fire and safety code violations prompted by Wilmorite Inc. owners have led to sealed doors and a shutdown to protect residents using the mall for daily walking.
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Tammy Faye Bakker to wed Kansas builder in California
Tammy Faye Bakker plans to remarry Kansas developer Roe Messner near Palm Springs California with about 50 guests. Messner helped build Heritage USA while Bakker serves as ex husband Jim Bakker sits in federal prison in Georgia after a 1989 fraud conviction.
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Disease threat looms as quake victims endure delays
Relief convoys clog roads in Killari India as thousands lack food and water piling risk of disease from decaying corpses. Death tolls reach up to 30,000 with 7,285 identified bodies in Bombay Maharashtra. Refugees shelter amid rain under canopies while cremations rise in Killari square. Army rescuers in Holt pull out three babies alive, but new hopes fade as searches continue.
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Woman slain in Tully over pending divorce dispute
Heidi S. House 35 of 59 State St. Tully was shot in the head at about 10 20 p m likely by her estranged husband Edward House 35 of 2511 Route 11 Tully He was charged with second degree murder and second degree criminal possession of a weapon arraigned before Tully Town Justice Nancy Baldwin held without bail The weapon a 38 caliber semiautomatic handgun was recovered at the scene The shooting occurred in the living room of Edward House 39s home and Heidi House was visiting to discuss their divorce later scheduled to appear in court Oct 6
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Russian lawmakers demand TV address before talks end standoff
Defiant lawmakers barricaded in parliament insisted on addressing the nation on live television and radio before resuming negotiations with President Boris Yeltsin to end their 12 day standoff.
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Libya balks at yielding Pan Am 103 suspects
Libya refuses to force surrender of Abdel Basset Ali Megrahi and Lamen Khalifa Fhimah, says they will be tried in Scotland. Foreign Minister Omar Mustafa al Muntasser cites commitment to arrange trial there. Western powers extend deadline on sanctions as case drifts. 270 died when the jet exploded over Lockerbie in December 1988, including more than 35 Syracuse University affiliates.
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Women workers face higher murder risk in job fatalities
A Labor Department study reports that forty percent of women who die on the job are murder victims, while 98 percent of workplace deaths are men from accidents. The report notes that late shifts raise women's exposure to crime, and highway vehicle accidents account for 18 percent of fatalities, or 1,121 of 6,083 total deaths.
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