Woman's body found in rental storage unit
A badly decomposed body identified as Margaret Reome, 3, was found last week in a U-Haul storage container in Cicero, near Syracuse. She died from severe head trauma. her three children attended arraignment where Geddes defendant was held without bail.
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Ex-Haitian official arrested amid Aristide killings probe
Jocelerme Privert, former interior minister, detained in Port au Prince on suspicions of orchestrating killings of Aristide opponents in St Marc. Held at national penitentiary amid 48 hour court deadline. US Marines denial of guarding role noted. visa cancellations of Aristide era officials referenced.
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Flood death toll in Piedras Negras rises to 34
In Piedras Negras Coahuila state the death toll from the weekend floods climbs to 34 with at least a dozen missing. Soldiers searched for survivors as communities salvage belongings and prepare for rebuilding after widespread damage along the U S Mexico border.
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Bush pushes vocational program and math tests plan
President Bush urged sweeping changes to a $1 billion federal vocational training program and proposed $5,000 grants for low income students focused on math and science. He called for high school senior math and English testing and funding shifts via Pell Grants restrictions and private foundations. The plan aims to train workers for growing jobs while not adding new federal spending, as Kerry highlighted job losses and aims to create 10 million jobs. Bush spoke in Arkansas during a two day tour amid election year efforts.
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Lawmaker Pressure Grows Over Power Grid Reliability
A seven month investigation into the blackout that affected eight states and parts of Canada urges mandatory reliability standards for the electric grid. The 46 recommendations call for enforceable rules with penalties, but partisan fights in Congress delay broader energy legislation and a stand-alone electricity bill faces opposition over MTBE liability protections.
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Rooney Receives Honor At Virginia Film Festival
Mickey Rooney, 83, accepted the John Payne Lifetime Achievement Award at the Virginia Vision Film Festival in Bedford for his WWII service and film career. The ceremony included remarks on Rooney’s Bronze Star and decades of work in more than 200 films. In separate news, Dyan Cannon escaped a condo fire in West Hollywood, treated for smoke inhalation, with damage mainly to her eighth floor unit and firefighters noting a possible electrical cause.
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