Pakistan military ruler leads attack and casualties reported
The article notes Gen. Pervez Musharraf and Pakistan's security forces in a tense situation with reports of many wounded. Mentions international context, John F Kennedy reference, and disparate emergency communications following an incident near an airport and Manchester.
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Street sweeper kills woman and injures child in city
In Washington a 24-year-old woman identified as Peet Bava died after being struck on 8th Street at N Street with her grocery cart and her young daughter. The child, Onis Mortenis-Arbaiga, was hospitalized with minor injuries. Rescue teams pulled Soria from the machine and confirmed the fatality at the scene. The incident occurred as a street sweeping truck operated at up to 20 mph.
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Miami officers investigated after live TV shows brutality
Three Miami-Dade Police officers were placed on administrative duty after television footage captured them attempting to arrest a suspect in a high speed chase. A driver with stolen plates flashed a gun. shots shattered a windshield but no officers were struck. One officer appeared to be injured by the SUV.
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Teens charged in Decatur robbery linked to school expulsion
Roosevelt Fuller 19 Errol Bond 17 and Bruce Manns 17 were charged with robbery and felony mob action after a teen said they beat him and stole 120 dollars. Darrien Spates 17 was also arrested. The four had faced two year expulsions after a stadium brawl used by Rev. Jesse Jackson to criticize zero tolerance policies.
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Police Kill Man Who Crashed Into Station in Danville
Stanley Shank, 59, drove a Jeep Cherokee onto a pedestrian walkway and into the Vermilion County public safety building doors, then opened fire. Three Danville officers returned fire, Shank was hit multiple times and died at a hospital. No others injured.
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Judge apologizes as Lee is released in plea deal
Wen Ho Lee, freed under a plea agreement, apologized by judge James Parker for the government’s handling of his case. The 58 other counts were dropped and he received 278 days, about the time served since his arrest last December. Lee admitted using an insecure computer to download a defense document and agreed to cooperate, including locating seven missing tapes.
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FBI to check Bush items sent to Dems
The FBI reviews a package received by Gore confidant Tom Downey containing documents and a video related to Bush debate prep. The postmarked Austin Texas item may be illegitimate. Gore and Bush camps await debate schedule talks with the Commission.
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Texas increases funds for kids health outreach
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission added 4 million dollars to the state budget for Children's Health Insurance Program outreach. The move follows a federal judge’s critique of Texas Medicaid and President Bush's health care criticisms, with officials framing it as nonpolitical and not pressured by the governor.
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George W. Bush
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NYS Senate Debate Highlights Clinton Lazio Clash
A televised debate in Buffalo featured Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio facing a live audience of Western New Yorkers. Russert pressed Clinton on the vast right wing conspiracy and questioned Lazio on a fund-raising letter and health care reform. They debated the Patients' Bill of Rights, insurance coverage gaps, education plans, and New York’s dairy policy amid Clinton’s defense of her 1993 94 health care effort.
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Upstate Economy Debated and Campaign Claims Rise
The Upstate New York economy lags city regions though gains hint at improvement. Candidates Clinton and Lazio pitched tax cuts, credits, and targeted infrastructure to revitalize Upstate, citing job losses and parental worries. Observers note mixed reception and continued regional concerns.
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Should we bet on gambling to boost Upstate economy
Western New Yorkers travel to Niagara Falls Canada to gamble creating jobs while upstate communities face legal gambling limits and tourism losses. Some say a casino could help pull the economy, but stress the need for a broader strategy and caution against quick, easy gains.
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