Gore defends fund raising as legal amid review
Vice President Al Gore asserts a Justice Department review into his White House fund raising will find his calls legal and appropriate. Attorney General Janet Reno said investigators did not trace all campaign contributions from 1995 to 1996, after reports said over 120000 dollars may have flowed to the Clinton Gore campaign account.
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Lawsuit seeks halting Redux and fen-phen use
A federal suit asks the FDA to withdraw approval of dexfenfluramine known as Redux and to prohibit the combination of fenfluramine and phentermine. It argues Redux and fen-phen pose an imminent public health hazard and seeks court orders and declarations. The case is filed by two obesity groups and six individual plaintiffs claiming injury from the drugs.
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Pataki boosts pay for six senior advisers
In Albany, Gov. Pataki announced 8.5 percent raises this month and again in January for six top aides. Chief of staff Bradford Race would rise from 107,706 to 116,861 now and 126,794 in January. Also receiving raises are Counsel Michael Finnegan, James Natoli, Patricia Woodworth, Zenia Mucha, and the director of criminal justice, a post currently vacant. Finnegan resigns Oct 1.
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Noted conductor Sir Georg Solti dies in Antibes
Sir Georg Solti, 84, renowned conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, died on holiday in Antibes France. Hungarian born and British subject since 1972, he led the CSO to worldwide fame, touring, recording success and 23 Grammy Awards. He retired in 1991 and became music director laureate. He also served as conductor emeritus of the London Philharmonic.
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Hurricane Erika Heads Toward Caribbean Islands
Hurricane Erika with 80 mph winds and heavy rain targeted the northeast Caribbean. Montserrat shelters are crowded as officials warn of up to 10 inches of rain and urged evacuations across Antigua Barbuda Nevis St Kitts Anguilla St Barthelemy and St Martin while Puerto Rico and VIs remain under hurricane watch.
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Syracuse Forecast Newsline Weather Data
Automatic Syracuse weather data service lists four digit codes for pollen levels forecasts and travel advisories. It includes channels for WIXT TV, trivia questions, travel reports and severe weather warnings with updates every ten minutes.
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Two Women Share a Mission Across Time
John Grogan reflects on the deaths of Princess Diana and Mother Teresa within six days of each other. He contrasts their lives, noting Diana's vulnerability and charity alongside Teresa's selfless holiness. Both inspired global admiration and their legacies of compassion endure beyond their deaths.
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Millions bid farewell to Princess Diana in London funeral
A 2,000-strong royal funeral in central London drew crowds across the city and millions worldwide. Elton John performed Goodbye England's Rose as Diana's coffin, draped in royal flags, moved past wreaths from her brother and sons. Police estimated millions watched on streets and TV as Hillary Clinton and other luminaries attended.
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Calcutta mourns Mother Teresa who loved the poor
The nun known for aiding Calcutta's poor died after a long illness in a car crash era. World leaders including the queen and President Clinton mourned her. France's President Chirac praised her message of solidarity and care beyond faith. Sister Dorothy recalled her final words Jesus wants me and I will go to him.
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