Former Joint Chiefs chair Powell speaks at St. Louis boys club
Former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Powell spoke to about 200 attendees in St. Louis invited by U.S. Sen. Christopher Bond. Asked by Clayton Mathews about gang violence, Powell said education over violence and urged youths to avoid violent groups. Powell noted he was born in 1937.
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Letourneau and Fualaau baby custody revealed in TV interview
On October 19 1998 in Tacoma Washington Letourneau was returned to the Washington Corrections Center for Women in Purdy as the baby was released The babies custody remains unclear though Vili Fualaau told Inside Edition the child would be with his family He expressed sympathy that the mother must be separated from the newborn and noted prior to Audrey the couple had a girl and Letourneau had pleaded guilty to a second degree child incident with a suspended sentence later violated a court order by contacting Fualaau
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Buffett Seeks Settlement in Cheeseburger in Paradise Suit
Jimmy Buffett pursues settlement talks with Maui and Oahu Cheeseburger in Paradise restaurants over use of the song title. The 1997 trademark dispute seeks unspecified damages, and a Los Angeles court had invalidated the owners’ trademark, though continued use may still be possible.
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Chairs from Diana funeral put up for sale by Pew Corner
The Sunday Times reports Westminster Abbey sold 800 beech and elm chairs used at Princess Diana's funeral. Pew Corner in Surrey bought them and plans US sales. chairs carry authenticity certificates signed by the dean. Some chairs dated back to the 1920s and may have been at royal weddings and coronations.
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Reno pushes expansion of hate crime law after Shepard case
Attorney General Janet Reno urged renewing federal hate crime legislation on CNN after the beating death of gay college student Matthew Shepard. The bill would add gender, disability and sexual orientation to protected categories and streamline federal prosecution while Clinton called for action.
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Schumer, D'Amato clash over Holocaust issue in NY
In a New York exchange, Rep. Charles Schumer accuses Sen. D'Amato of using the Holocaust for political gain during a campaign event near the United Nations Holocaust Memorial. D'Amato cites his push for Swiss bank asset settlements, while Schumer notes a missed June 4 House Banking Committee vote on Holocaust asset searches.
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Critics say Vacco aids out-of-state time shares in New York
Critics charge Attorney General Dennis Vacco aided out-of-state time share interests by easing consumer protections last year. A Buffalo News review shows most donors of at least 72000 to Vacco since 1995 came from other states. Spokesman Christopher McKenna called the changes modest and said there have been no consumer complaints.
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Fisherman Finds Body Floating in Mohawk River
A fisherman spotted a corpse in the Mohawk River in Nelliston, Montgomery County. Authorities identified the body as a white male in his 50s. An autopsy was planned for Sunday to determine the cause of death.
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Corrections policy and customer service details for Herald Journal
Herald Journal notes call hours and numbers for misprint corrections and late deliveries. It lists Tim Bunn as deputy editor and directs readers to Customer Service for delivery issues and compensation. The address is Syracuse New York, Bow 4915, One Clinton Square, with publication and postage details.
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Ex-student faces trial in slaying of teacher
New York court prepares for opening arguments in the murder trial of Corey Arthur, 20, accused of torturing and killing his former English teacher Jonathan Levin, 31, at his Bronx Taft High School, allegedly to steal his banking card. Levin, son of Time Warner's Gerald M. Levin, was mourned as a beloved, accessible mentor whose death sparked debate on student access.
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