Bronx driver shot as wife ducks amid stray bullet
A Bronx man who yelled for his wife to duck was killed when a stray bullet struck him in the neck as their car traveled on East 180th Street. The bullet pierced the open passenger window, prompting the crash into parked cars. The victim was identified as Luis Burgos, 39, who died at the scene. his wife Jolene Burgos survived.
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Milton Youth March Ends Harlem Rally Cut to Six Blocks
A Second Circuit ruling allows the Milton Youth March in Harlem this Saturday with a restricted footprint and shorter duration. The court limited streets to six blocks and hours to four, curbing a larger turnout than previously planned for Labor Day.
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Radio Ad Attacks Silver and NYC Liberals Start Today
The New York Republican Committee launches a $100000 radio campaign targeting Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and New York City liberals. Airing through Sept 15 on stations in Albany Binghamton Buffalo Elmira Ithaca Rochester Syracuse Utica and Watertown the spots urge voters to stop them and vote Republican.
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Breast cancer activist lauds new state law
New York Gov Pataki signed a health insurance appeals law for medical procedures, enabling patients to appeal insurer denials. Cancer Action Coalition founder Barish praised the move, saying it will save lives and shift decision making from insurers to doctors and patients. The law takes effect in July and mandates prompt independent reviews.
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Lucchese crime family members indicted on 48 counts
A 48 count indictment charges 10 members of the Staten Island Port Richmond Crew of the Lucchese crime family with drug trafficking extortion loansharking money laundering and murder. The racketeering case covers crimes from 1990 to 1995, including murder of a federal witness. FBI official Lewis D. Schiliro called the crew one of the most violent factions encountered.
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