Rice Syria meeting hints at shift from isolating regime sponsor
Secretary Rice said no bilateral talks with Iran occurred during a conference on Iraq while she described a meeting with Syria’s foreign counterpart as businesslike. Separately in Pennsylvania a bus crash injures about 30 on the Turnpike near Philadelphia and a truck driver is hospitalized. In Alabama five men tied to a militia were indicted on explosives and weapons charges after raids uncovered grenades and firearms bound for wrongdoing.
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Giuliani Endorses Roe Rights Debate at GOP Forum
Giuliani said it would be OK if the Supreme Court upholds or overturns Roe v. Wade, hedging his current stance while stressing states' rights. The debate at the Reagan Library featured McCain Romney and others asserting conservative credentials on Iraq taxes and defense.
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Mob robbers killed for stealing from Gambinos in Brooklyn trial
Thomas and Rosemarie Ava robbed mob social clubs in New York City and were killed on Christmas Eve 1992. The trial in Brooklyn involves Dominick Pizzonia charged with ordering the hits, with defense saying Bonanno members were the real culprits and noting former Gambino Mikey DiLeonardo’s testimony.
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Cleaner sues for 65 million over lost pants case
Roy L Pearson Jr. sued Custom Cleaners in Washington for 65 million after a pair of pants went missing in May 2005. The dispute has unsettled Jin Nam Chung Ki Chung and Soo Chung, owners of the shop, who may relocate to Seoul as they face ongoing legal pressure and accusations of pursuing a frivolous claim. Pearson, who represented himself, began the suit after a missing pair of trousers he had alterations on.
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Mercury astronaut Wally Schirra dies at 84
Walter M. Schirra Jr known as Wally Schirra, one of the original Mercury Seven, died at 84 in La Jolla California from a heart attack. He flew Mercury Gemini and Apollo missions helped pave the way for the moon landings and space rendezvous. He was famed for his flying skill and pranks and was praised by colleagues for flawless performance across three programs.
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Wally” Schirra Jr
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