Corrections officer charged over stolen ammunition gear
A Dutchess County corrections officer, Ralph W. Manue, 50, was charged with criminal possession of stolen property after more than 1900 dollars worth of ammunition and tactical equipment were removed from Fort Brewster Trading Post in Pawling. Sheriff Lt. Bruce Coneeny said Manetta worked at the store off duty from his state job.
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State Department of Correctional Services
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Police search for suspect in NY woman slaying
Police continued a manhunt in northern New York for Brent Picot in connection with the death of 35-year-old Danielle Arquiett. Arquiett was found in her home near the Canadian border as officers conducted ground and aerial searches.
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New York
Danielle Arquiett
St. Lawrence County
Brent Picot
New Do Not Call Registry Opens in New York
Albany New Yorkers can sign up for a Do Not Call list that state officials say will cut telemarketer calls to those who do not want them. The registry was created in a law signed by Gov Pataki on Thursday restricting telemarketer activity and strengthening penalties for telemarketing fraud.
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Albany
George Pataki
Artist boycotts unveiling of memorial to African slaves
In Foley Square Park a 50 foot memorial to African slaves was unveiled Thursday without its creator, Brooklyn artist Lorenzo Pace. Pace boycotted claiming the Oct 12 date honors Christopher Columbus and the enslavement he started. Parks Commissioner Stern said the date was set months ago for Mayor Giuliani and Senator Moynihan to attend, but they did not.
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Lorenzo Pace
Brooklyn
Christopher Columbus
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Pace
Henry Stern
Rudolph Giuliani
U.S
Daniel Moynihan
D-N.y
Emergency dog food rush to Alaska to save sled dogs
A shipment of about 2244 tons of emergency dog food from Ralston Purina's Clin ton plant is speeding to Alaska after Sen. Ted Stevens warned of possible mass starvation among Yukon River sled dogs due to poor salmon runs. Message cites mushers and dog owners fearing death of dogs without aid.
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Ted Stevens
R-Alaska
Ralston Purina Co
Clinton
One
F Stevens
Yukon River
Reynolds Ordered to Pay About $200000 in Damages
A Tampa jury awarded about $200,000 to two women’s estates in a case against R J Reynolds Tobacco Co. for deaths from cancer after more than 40 years of smoking. The six jurors found negligence but did not find conspiracy to defraud or punitive damages.
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Fla
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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Virginia shuts horseshoe crab fishery over quota dispute
Virginia’s horseshoe crab fishery is closed after the state refused a federal quota to curb overfishing. Commerce Secretary Mineta announced the moratorium with penalties up to 10 years in prison and $200,000 fines. The Atlantic States commission had approved quotas, Virginia alone opposed lowering its take from 710,000 to 152,495.
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Springfield
Virginia
U.S. Commerce
Norman Mineta
Naeigh
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission
McVeigh loses bid for new trial in federal case
Timothy McVeigh's bid for a new trial is denied by a federal judge. Defense experts suggest appealing to the 10th Circuit or seeking Supreme Court review to pursue relief.
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Timothy McVeigh
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Richard Matsch
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Boy allowed to wear any clothing at Brockton High
A 15 year old boy barred for wearing girls clothing including padded bras wigs and high heels may return to class. Judge Linda Giles ruled that Pat Doe may wear any clothing or accessories that any student may wear, effective immediately.
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Pat Doe
Linda Giles
War crimes suspect detonates grenade during arrest in Bosnia
In Foča, Bosnia Herzegovina, NATO led forces attempted to seize Janko Janjić, 43, at his brother's house near the Montenegro border. He detonated a hand grenade, killing himself and wounding four NATO troops. Four soldiers were in critical condition.
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Hostage chaos as Americans abducted in Amazon jungle
Masked gunmen seized six Americans and ten foreigners from an Amazon field and flew them to Colombia, with conflicting hostage counts. A Colombia rebel spokesman denied involvement, while a Colombian official tied the incident to Plan Colombia.
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Ecuador
Amazon Jungle
Colombia
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Pedro Pinto
Plan Colombia
U.S
Haitian Immigrants Die In Bahamas Boat Collision
A cargo vessel struck a rickety boat carrying Haitian immigrants off Nassau Bahamas killing at least 10 and leaving 18 missing. Crew rescued 87 Haitians as their 45 foot boat sank after the collision near Staniel Cay at 1 a.m. Wednesday.
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Argentina braces stance on Plan Colombia support
President Fernando de la Rua of Argentina expressed commitment to supporting peace and reconciliation in Colombia but refused to endorse the U S backed Plan Colombia. He spoke with Colombian President Andres Pastrana at a joint news conference, clarifying Argentina would not back the military offensive.
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Fernando de la Rua
Colombia
Andres Pastrana
de la Rua
Opposition fails to seize Peru’s Congress control
Opposition lawmakers fought a 12 hour debate to remove Fujimori allies from the directive board. Congress voted 60 to 56 with two abstentions, defeating a motion of censure against Congress President Martha Hildebrandt and three other staunch Fujimori supporters.
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Peru
Congress
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Martha Hildebrandt
Congress votes to expand penalties for leaks by officials
Congress moves to broaden criminal penalties for government employees who leak secrets. Critics warn the bill could chill whistleblowers and press reporting. Leaders from the intelligence committee and the Justice Department say the measure is needed to halt the ongoing flow of classified information.
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Congressional Intelligence Committee
Justice Department
House approves bill aiding uninsured women with cancer
The House passed a measure to let states extend Medicaid coverage to low income women diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer through the CDC program. Rep Sue Myrick said uninsured women now face gaps after detection, and the bill offers state option to fund treatment.
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Linton
Sue Myrick
Rn.c
CDC
Panel urges campaign to fight internet dangers
A congressional commission proposes a sweeping education drive to warn about online risks to children. It calls for more funding for police and prosecutors to pursue internet predators and to shut down sites with child pornography, urging parental monitoring and technologies to block explicit content.
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Congressional Commission
Congress
Correction to Welch Allyn manager name in CNY section
The Monday CNY item misidentified a senior market development manager. The correct name is Rosemarie Nelson, Welch Allyn Inc. The Herald-Journal invites readers to report errors at 470-2240.
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CNY
Welch Allyn Inc
Rosemarie Nelson
Herald Journal Delivery Guarantee Service Notice
Public notice promises delivery by 5 p.m. for the Herald Journal with a toll free call to 470-0050 for late papers. Customer service operates 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 7 30 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. Sunday for assistance.
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