Friday, July 29, 2005
DON'T MOCK THE FROCK
Boys in bubblegum pink pants and girls who don neckties may be able to breathe a little easier when classes resume at city schools in September.
School officials are taking aim at bullies who mock students for blurring traditional gender lines, according to a revised discipline code obtained by the Daily News.
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Boys in bubblegum pink pants and girls who don neckties may be able to breathe a little easier when classes resume at city schools in September.
School officials are taking aim at bullies who mock students for blurring traditional gender lines, according to a revised discipline code obtained by the Daily News.
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WHO WOULD EVER WRITE FICTION?
A cross-dressing Manhattan father and an elderly pervert he met on a telephone chat line sexually assaulted the younger man's 5-year-old daughter, police said.
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A cross-dressing Manhattan father and an elderly pervert he met on a telephone chat line sexually assaulted the younger man's 5-year-old daughter, police said.
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Thursday, July 28, 2005
THOSE DARN REGULAR CONDOMS - THEY'RE WAY TOO BIG
"Guys like to come up with a lot of excuses, especially, 'Oh, that's a regular condom, it doesn't fit me,'" said Maria, a woman from the Bronx who asked to be identified by a pseudonym.
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"Guys like to come up with a lot of excuses, especially, 'Oh, that's a regular condom, it doesn't fit me,'" said Maria, a woman from the Bronx who asked to be identified by a pseudonym.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2005
STOP THE PRESSES!
Pork producers hope a new tool will satisfy consumers they are treating pigs humanely.
The Canada Pork Council has unveiled the Animal Care Assessment tool, which calls for regular reporting and auditing of animal treatment.
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Pork producers hope a new tool will satisfy consumers they are treating pigs humanely.
The Canada Pork Council has unveiled the Animal Care Assessment tool, which calls for regular reporting and auditing of animal treatment.
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I MUST BE TOTALLY OUT OF THE LOOP. WHO THE HECK IS GOOD CHARLOTTE?
Big-name artists like Jennifer Lopez, Celine Dion and Good Charlotte got airtime on the radio because their labels gave away computers and trips to Las Vegas, according to telltale industry E-mails....
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Big-name artists like Jennifer Lopez, Celine Dion and Good Charlotte got airtime on the radio because their labels gave away computers and trips to Las Vegas, according to telltale industry E-mails....
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Saturday, July 23, 2005
I GUESS IF NEW YORK JUMPED OFF THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE, NEW JERSEY WOULD BE RIGHT BEHIND IT
New Jersey commuters will be subject to random searches of their belongings at train and bus stations in the Garden State starting Monday, state officials announced yesterday.
The decision to have NJ Transit and the Port Authority start random searches was forced on New Jersey after New York police began searching subway riders on Thursday, one state official said.
"Once New York did it, we didn't have any choice," said the official, who asked not to be named. "We couldn't look like we were weak and doing nothing."
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New Jersey commuters will be subject to random searches of their belongings at train and bus stations in the Garden State starting Monday, state officials announced yesterday.
The decision to have NJ Transit and the Port Authority start random searches was forced on New Jersey after New York police began searching subway riders on Thursday, one state official said.
"Once New York did it, we didn't have any choice," said the official, who asked not to be named. "We couldn't look like we were weak and doing nothing."
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Friday, July 22, 2005
MR ONIONHEAD GOES DOWN FOR THE COUNT
A city Fire Department paramedic collected a library of child porn with photos "as disturbing as you could possibly imagine," Nassau prosecutors said yesterday.
Dennis Catucci, 47, is accused of having a stash of 67 lurid pictures of "prepubescent females" on a computer in his Valley Stream apartment.
At least 50 of the pictures showed little girls - some as young as 4 - having sex with adults or posing for "lewd depictions of their genitals.
Using the screen-name "MrOnionHead," Catucci chatted about getting together to have sex with the "girl," but never arranged a meeting, authorities said.
During the sting operation, launched May 12, Catucci also sent pornographic pictures to the cop he believed was a teen and masturbated on a live Web cam, according to police.
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A city Fire Department paramedic collected a library of child porn with photos "as disturbing as you could possibly imagine," Nassau prosecutors said yesterday.
Dennis Catucci, 47, is accused of having a stash of 67 lurid pictures of "prepubescent females" on a computer in his Valley Stream apartment.
At least 50 of the pictures showed little girls - some as young as 4 - having sex with adults or posing for "lewd depictions of their genitals.
Using the screen-name "MrOnionHead," Catucci chatted about getting together to have sex with the "girl," but never arranged a meeting, authorities said.
During the sting operation, launched May 12, Catucci also sent pornographic pictures to the cop he believed was a teen and masturbated on a live Web cam, according to police.
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WHEN WILL THEY EVER LEARN?
A Queens middle school teacher was arrested while cradling his baby son after he showed up for what he believed would be a sex romp with a 13-year-old girl, cops said yesterday.
Alan Schaefer was holding his 14-month-old son when he arrived outside a Greenwich Village building Wednesday to meet the girl he had exchanged lewd messages with on an America Online chat room....
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A Queens middle school teacher was arrested while cradling his baby son after he showed up for what he believed would be a sex romp with a 13-year-old girl, cops said yesterday.
Alan Schaefer was holding his 14-month-old son when he arrived outside a Greenwich Village building Wednesday to meet the girl he had exchanged lewd messages with on an America Online chat room....
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Friday, July 15, 2005
RICK SANTORUM CROSSES ANOTHER TOWN OFF THE 'WHERE TO RETIRE TO' LIST
A St. Charles man who used a dog in a lewd act will spend 60 days in jail.
A Kane County judge Thursday sentenced Noel Huecias, 37, of 6N693 Tuscola Ave., to 60 days in jail and 12 months of probation for two incidents June 9 when he had sexual contact with a dog in a yard near where he was working.
Huecias smiled and seemed relaxed throughout the hearing while his family and friends waited in the audience.
According to police, Huecias pressed himself up against a chain link fence in the 1400 block of South Seventh Street at 9:15 a.m. June 9 and made sexual contact with an Akita.
He was observed coming back to the same house at 12:30 p.m. and jumping the fence. Police officers found him in the yard on his knees with his pants undone trying to get the dog to approach, prosecutors said.
The judge ordered Huecias to get a psychological evaluation and stay away from all animals, including owning household pets. It was Huecias’ first criminal offense.
However, it isn’t the county’s first brush with sexual crimes against animals. An Elburn man was charged with sexually abusing a pit bull owned by a Geneva man last year. He was convicted of damage to property, because a judge ruled that sexual gratification couldn’t be proven.
A St. Charles veterinarian who testified at the trial said that sexual abuse of animals in the area isn’t uncommon.
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A St. Charles man who used a dog in a lewd act will spend 60 days in jail.
A Kane County judge Thursday sentenced Noel Huecias, 37, of 6N693 Tuscola Ave., to 60 days in jail and 12 months of probation for two incidents June 9 when he had sexual contact with a dog in a yard near where he was working.
Huecias smiled and seemed relaxed throughout the hearing while his family and friends waited in the audience.
According to police, Huecias pressed himself up against a chain link fence in the 1400 block of South Seventh Street at 9:15 a.m. June 9 and made sexual contact with an Akita.
He was observed coming back to the same house at 12:30 p.m. and jumping the fence. Police officers found him in the yard on his knees with his pants undone trying to get the dog to approach, prosecutors said.
The judge ordered Huecias to get a psychological evaluation and stay away from all animals, including owning household pets. It was Huecias’ first criminal offense.
However, it isn’t the county’s first brush with sexual crimes against animals. An Elburn man was charged with sexually abusing a pit bull owned by a Geneva man last year. He was convicted of damage to property, because a judge ruled that sexual gratification couldn’t be proven.
A St. Charles veterinarian who testified at the trial said that sexual abuse of animals in the area isn’t uncommon.
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Friday, July 08, 2005
ATKINS ATTACK
A Bronx woman is suing the White Castle hamburger chain after an angry employee allegedly doused her with boiling water at the Harlem outlet.
Carolyn Brennan, now 35, suffered first- and second-degree burns in the attack at 2092 Seventh Ave., her lawyer said.
The incident began when Brennan ordered an egg and cheese sandwich - with no bread -
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A Bronx woman is suing the White Castle hamburger chain after an angry employee allegedly doused her with boiling water at the Harlem outlet.
Carolyn Brennan, now 35, suffered first- and second-degree burns in the attack at 2092 Seventh Ave., her lawyer said.
The incident began when Brennan ordered an egg and cheese sandwich - with no bread -
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Thursday, July 07, 2005
STILL FIGHTING THE LAST WAR
In response to the bombings in London:
U.S. authorities raise the threat level to orange for mass transit.
NY security is "using the internet" to search for threats against New York City.
NY governor George Pataki jumps on the subway and rides to Ground Zero.
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In response to the bombings in London:
U.S. authorities raise the threat level to orange for mass transit.
NY security is "using the internet" to search for threats against New York City.
NY governor George Pataki jumps on the subway and rides to Ground Zero.
all courtesy of CBS radio news
