Kinge Feared for Safety After Harris Family Slayings
Ithaca case unfolds after Shirley Kinge allegedly used Dolores Harris credit card for shopping spree. Kinge claims her son Michael admitted killing the Harris family to cover a robbery at their Dryden home. She faced 12 charges, denied participation, and provided a six page statement to police after her Feb 7 arrest.
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Dolores Harris
Kinge
Michael
Harris
Harrises
Dryden
Ithaca-area
Tompkins County
Harden Furniture builds table for Bush White House
Harden Furniture Inc. of McConnellsville employs about 100 workers who produced a $6,000 solid cherry conference table for President George Bush and two $1,000 peach and blue chairs for Emperor Akihito of Japan. Rod McLean notes strong pride as the 144-year-old company celebrates the orders with a group photo before shipment.
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Harden Furniture Inc
McConnellsville
George Bush
Akihito
Rod McLean
Onondaga County Budget Passes With Tax Hike And Cuts
Lawmakers approved a 1991 budget after 14 hours of deal making, cutting salaries of elections commissioners and the economic development director, trimming overtime by $300,000, and eliminating five to eight middle management jobs. Spending rises to $63.85 million, a 47 percent year over year increase, with property taxes up about 43 percent. The plan saves at least $280,000, but layoffs are not yet decided as vacancies may cover the cuts.
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Onondaga County
Agency heads to feel pinch in Onondaga County budget
Onondaga County approves a 1991 budget cutting pay for top officials. Economic Development Director Daniel Bow will earn 60,000 dollars, a 21 percent drop. Elections Commissioner John Kinsella and Richard Rome see 29 percent cuts to 40,000 dollars. 101 county workers earned over 50,000 last year, prompting lawmakers to trim a bloated bureaucracy.
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Onondaga County
Daniel Bow
John Kinsella
Richard Rome
Donal Colon
R Lysander
Bova
Herald American
Onondag
Coffee shields hearts, Harvard study finds
Harvard researchers report that drinking several cups of ordinary caffeinated coffee daily does not raise heart attack risk. The study, part of a large health survey, analyzed 45,589 men and was published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Boston
Harvard
Walter Wilsett
Harvard School of Public Health
New England Journal of Medicine
Coffee and Heart Disease Risk Findings in NEJM
A New England Journal of Medicine report finds caffeinated coffee likely safe for the heart while high decaffeinated coffee intake shows a marginally higher risk of heart disease, suggesting different health implications for caffeinated versus decaffeinated brews.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Justice Souwt for Bomb Victim Inspires Arab Americans
The Arab American leader Alex Odeh warned that violence breeds violence in an interview. On Oct 11, 1985, Odeh was killed at his Los Angeles office and seven others injured. Despite years, no arrests have been made and FBI suspects are said to live on the West Bank.
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Washington
Alex Odeh
Lo Angeles
Canvus Abou
Odeh
American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
FBI
Israel Occupied
West Bank
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