Mother's death prompts lawsuit
James Gibbes sues Dr Douglass Powell and Obstetric and Gynecologic Consultants of Central New York after his wife Chari Gibbes died at 28 days after childbirth following a 1990 diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome. He describes long hours, unemployment, and caring for infant Nicholas as he seeks accountability for her death.
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Mulroney urges unity in Charlottetown reform vote
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney tells voters there will be only one chance at the constitutional reform package to keep Canada united. The Charlottetown Accord, backed in part by recognizing Quebec as a distinct society, goes to voters on Monday and faces opposition from those hoping for a better deal through further negotiations.
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Pope plans historic visit to Israel
Vatican officials and Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres indicated Pope John Paul II may visit Israel, signaling potential full relations progress. No date was set and the Vatican expressed caution, noting the pope’s desire to be a pilgrim in the Holy Land while stressing restrained plans.
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Quakes Jolt Indonesia and Caucasus Region
An Indonesian earthquake of 5.8 near Kupang and Maumere on Timor and Flores islands caused no damage reports. Separately, a Caucasus quake measured 6.5 by Georgia seismologists and 6.7 by the USGS, centered about 70 miles northeast of Tbilisi, with no injuries or serious damage reported.
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Bork seeks new trial for Leona Helmsley tax case
Robert Bork urged a second trial for Leona Helmsley before a panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, arguing the tax fraud link to the hotel magnate is weak though he said substantial evidence exists. Helmsley, 72, was convicted in 1989 of evading 12 million dollars in income taxes.
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Banking crash study spooks markets as regulators push back
Washington regulators publicly reject a private, book-length report predicting 1150 solvent banks are insolvent and should close or merge. The study estimates cleanup costs up to 95 billion dollars and implies a taxpayer bailout for the FDIC, prompting a rare press conference by Fed and FDIC leaders disputing the findings.
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ABC poll shows Clinton clearly ahead in many states
ABC News surveys 11,431 likely voters across 18,000 interviewed finding Clinton with 261 electoral votes, nine short of victory, ahead in 17 states and the District of Columbia. Perot at 10–20 percent in several polls, Bush leads only in three states with 18 electoral votes. toss ups total 212 electoral votes.
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County seizes first car in new DWI campaign
Onondaga County and Oswego County officials report the first seizure under a new DWI forfeiture effort. Robert Lehman’s 1987 Oldsmobile was forfeited by default after he failed to respond to the suit. Proceeds will be auctioned and shared with North Syracuse Police Department and state agencies.
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Onondaga E-911 to go live at 7am Tuesday
Onondaga County E-911 will become operational at 7 am Tuesday officials announced Friday. Sheriff John Dillon gave cautious mixed reactions calling it a gamble but hopeful. He said the announcement surprised him and he will see how it works once switched on.
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