Book deal soured McVeigh on attorney
Newly unsealed court papers reveal Timothy McVeigh believed his lawyer Stephen Jones betrayed him by planning a book on the Oklahoma City bombing case. Jones says no contract existed during the time, and the project would center on the case and government disclosures rather than McVeigh. Jones had held a $300,000 advance with Doubleday before switching publishers, with the book titled Others Unknown slated for fall.
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Wall Street risk rises as stock wealth grows
American households hold more wealth in stocks than at any time in 50 years, the Federal Reserve data show. Stock investments comprise 28 percent of total household wealth, more than doubling since 1990 amid a three year 30 percent annual market rise, signaling potential risk if long term declines occur.
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Cotton crop damaged by weather and pests across multiple states
Mississippi Delta farmers report Roundup Ready cotton losses from cool wet spring conditions with up to 50 growers seeking near 500000 dollars each. Monsanto to adjust spraying guidance as arbitration talks begin. In western Massachusetts sap begins as some farmers hold off. Luna County New Mexico declares war on boll weevil with eradication plans and a voluntary five dollar per bale assessment.
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