Kostunica allies push to oust Serbia government
In Belgrade allies of Kostunica pledged to seek dismissal of the Serbian government to clear pro democracy reforms. Dinjic said a new pro democratic cabinet should run Serbia while Milosevic’s Socialist Party remains in the federal government awaiting a new prime minister.
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Shuttle Discovery launch in Cape Canaveral faces wind delay
In Cape Canaveral gusty winds threaten to push back the Discovery space shuttle launch. The mission, four days late due to prior mechanical issues, has a 70 percent chance of cancellation today or Tuesday as crosswinds may exceed the 17 mph emergency return limit.
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Kwasniewski Wins Re election in Poland by Wide Margin
Polish president Aleksander Kwasniewski easily secured a new five year term with 55 percent of the vote in a crowded field. Lech Walesa trailed with under a third as Andrzej Olechowski and Marian Krzaklewski followed in the late spring election.
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Biotech firm clones endangered Asian gaur embryo
Advanced Cell Technology researchers report cloning an endangered Asian gaur and implanting the embryo in an Iowa cow surrogate. The company aims to save species and possibly revive extinct ones, noting broader plans with bucardo goats and pandas while urging tissue collection to preserve endangered species.
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Firestone CEO to Face Questions in Nashville
Attorneys for Firestone tire recall plaintiffs plan to depose CEO Masatoshi Ono in a Nashville hotel, seeking broader recall coverage beyond ATX, ATX II, and Wilderness models and a judge to oversee the process. Ono has testified before Congress and apologized for fatal crashes linked to the tires.
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Syracuse Herald Journal Subscription Note
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South Korean Leaders Visit North for Party Anniversary
A group of forty South Korean community leaders from religious, labor, arts and civic sectors flew to North Korea to attend the 55th anniversary of the ruling Workers' Party. The invitation marks thawed ties since a June summit, though officials and opposition figures back home declined invitations. The anniversary program typically includes meetings, concerts and film shows honoring Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.
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Westchester Judge Jails Nowicki Awaiting Sentencing
Nowicki, a former teacher accused in a case involving a 10 year old boy, was ordered jailed without bail by Judge Mary Smith until sentencing next month. He faces up to 50 years in prison. The defense said jurors indicated there was too much evidence to overcome. Nowicki admitted entering the boy’s bedroom en route to the bathroom but said he only lay down after getting dizzy following a New Year’s Eve family gathering.
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Mary Smith
Nowicki
John Mangialardi
Southwest Airlines arrival boosts Buffalo air fare turnround
Buffalo officials say Southwest service starting Sunday is part of a broader turnaround after years of high fares. The airport now hosts low-cost carriers including AirTran, Vanguard, Shuttle America, and JetBlue, with price wars prompting USAirways to match $44 one-way to Baltimore and $99 to Las Vegas. Passenger share on budget lines rose from 3.6 percent two years ago to 17 percent by August, as the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority forecasts 4.2 million passengers this year and up to 5 million next year with Southwest.
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