Serbia’s Milosevic era ends as government resigns
Serbia’s prime minister Momir Bulatovic and the Serbian legislature resigned as Belgrade’s pro Milosevic authorities lose legitimacy. Kostunica’s new government seeks elections by December, while the EU lifts sanctions and offers aid to Yugoslavia.
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Wind gusts delay Discovery shuttle launch at Cape Canaveral
NASA cancelled tonight's Discovery space shuttle launch due to gusty winds. The flight, four days late from mechanical issues resolved over the weekend, may be rescheduled for Tuesday if winds abate. technicians could not position a vent hood over the external fuel tank as gusts topped 51 mph.
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Biotech firm clones endangered Asian gaur in Iowa trial
Advanced Cell Technology of Worcester reports cloning an endangered Asian gaur and implanting the embryo into a cow surrogate in Iowa. If born, it would mark the first endangered species clone and first use of a nonparent surrogate. The firm also seeks to clone the extinct bucardo and pandas, urging tissue freezing of endangered species.
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Firestone CEO Crossexamined in Tire Recall Case
Attorneys for customers sue Bridgestone Firestone Inc plan to depose CEO Masatoshi Ono in Nashville. They seek expansion of the recall from ATX ATX II and Wilderness tires to 24 other brands and a judge overseen recall. Ono has testified before Congress over deadly tire failures.
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Corrections Policy Notice From Syracuse Herald Journal
The Syracuse Herald Journal announces a corrections policy with contact details for Tim Bunn deputy executive editor to call about coverage errors. It notes publication information including address Syracuse NY and rate details.
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Trial delays in Lockerbie bombing case in Netherlands
New evidence prompts a postponement in the Lockerbie bombing trial at CAMP ZEIST Netherlands as four witnesses are set for Tuesday before hearings resume on Oct 17. Prosecution targets Libyan agents linked to the suitcase attack on Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie in 1988, killing 270 people including Syracuse University and Central New York associates.
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Polish president Kwasniewski wins re election in landslide
Partial returns show Aleksander Kwasniewski taking about 50 percent of the vote amid Poland’s shift to a market economy. No other candidate reaches a third of his tally, with Lech Walesa and other challengers far behind.
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Teacher charged in HES abuse case ordered held without bail
Westchester County Judge Mary Smith ordered 37 year old Nowicki held without bail until sentencing next month for abuse and endangering a child. He faces up to 50 years in prison. Defense attorney John Mangialardi considered an appeal after jurors said there was too much evidence for the defense to overcome. Nowicki, invited to a New Year’s Eve party at the family home, spent the night after the father deemed him too drunk to drive home. He admitted entering the boys’ bedroom en route to the bathroom but said he lay down when dizzy.
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Southwest Adds Low Fares at Buffalo Airport
Buffalo officials say Southwest Airlines service begins Sunday as part of a broader turnaround. The carrier joins AirTran Vanguard Shuttle America and JetBlue, prompting immediate price wars with USAirways matching 44 dollar one way to Baltimore and 99 dollars to Las Vegas. Budgets carriers rose from 3.6 percent of Buffalo Niagara passengers to 17 percent by August, as Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority forecasts 42 million passengers this year and up to 5 million next year with Southwest arrival.
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