Selena suspect says police broke promise
The Selena murder suspect Yolanda Saldivar testified she was promised access to her lawyer after surrendering during a 91 hour motel standoff in Houston. Judge Mike Westergren weighed admissibility of Saldivar's written confession read after the standoff.
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Houston
Selena
Mike Westergren
Yolanda Saldivar
Saldivar
Waterlogged Florida floods farms mold and fear
In Florida the Everglades stay soggy with 79 inches of rain to date, wells flood, crops rot and mushrooms grow on windowsills. Farmers like Mary King and Danny Helms report ruined squash fields at Homestead while residents evacuate as Tropical Storm Jerry and Opal leave many displaced and counties declare emergencies.
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Miami
Everglades
Sunshine State
Danny Helms
Five Brothers
Homestead
Fort Lauderdale
Mary King
Here
Jerry
Naval Academy tests all midshipmen after LSD cases
Two midshipmen were found with LSD at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. After the incidents the academy tested all 4000 midshipmen for drugs amid efforts to repair its reputation. Expulsion looms for those found to have used illegal drugs and two have already been expelled in the past year.
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Washington
Naval Academy
Academy
Annapalis
Meter feeding clown wins city showdown over meter law
Santa Cruz report says Mr. Twister or Cory McDonald challenged an anti good Samaritan ordinance banning feeding meters. He was cited Oct 9 for feeding others' meters, a $13 infraction, and seeks dismissal and repeal as the case moves forward.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Twister
City Hall
Wesson
Cory McDonald
Stop-DWI funds spur police patrols and equipment use
Police and state Stop-DWI experts say the best way to curb drunken driving is to put officers on the streets with dedicated patrols. Counties require annual plans and audits, and money can fund enforcement, education, or gear, provided it backs DWI work. some agencies face scrutiny over non patrol purchases.
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Syranse
DeWitt
Geddes
Jordan
Skaneatelos
James DeLapp
Onondaga County
Warren Darby
Cicero
Darby
Howard Grant
Larry Fleming
Camillus
Fleming
Pieming
Lloyd Perking
Chiefs
Ul Hourxe
Governor's Traffic Safety Committee
DMV
Rourke Sac
Rourke
William Pauker
Sheriff’s Department
Manhus
Baldwinsville
Marcellus
Clay
North Syracuse
LaParo
Elizabeth Morgan
Morgan
Solvay
Th Herald-Journal
Racco Femano
Karen Murdock
Femano
Clay Mas
Thomas Bottar
Liverpool
Money from drunken drivers spent by police statewide
Funds collected across Orlondale County between 1808 and September 1808 were used by police to support operations, with the money allocated for delinquent enforcement and related activities at the state level.
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Rey Orlondale County
Police face Catch-22 over Stop-DWI funding in Onondaga
In Onondaga County, police confront a Catch-22 as Stop DWI funds hinge on arrests. Liverpool leads in 1988 to 1989 with many patrols and arrests, while departments bogged by burglaries and assaults push for dedicated DWI patrols without matching arrest counts. Official critics argue funding should reward production and deterrence, not merely arrests.
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Onondaga County
Clay
Owen Honors
Honors
Liverpool
Bruce Paulter
Bruce Paulter, Program Manager For the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee
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Oneida
William M. Murray
Dewitt Polite
Siak
Tco
Owitatall Ties
Harald
MTS Ae Ta SL
Hirne Gherne
Halyzer
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Skaneatetes
Solero Covsety
John LaParo
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Syracuse
Liverpool Department