Priest Sentenced In Brink's Robbery Case In Rochester
An Irish priest, Patrick Moloney, 62, was sentenced to four years and three months for conspiracy to possess stolen money from the Brink's armored-car robbery. He ran a NYC shelter forRunaway teens and illegal immigrants and faced a maximum of five years.
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David Larimer
Patrick Moloney
Rochester
N.Y
Moloney
New York City
Samuel Millar
Northern Ireland
Alexander Declares 1996 White House Bid
Lamar Alexander, 54, former Tennessee governor, announced his candidacy for the 1996 presidency in Maryville Tennessee claiming to lead a people’s revolution by shifting power from Washington to the states. He spoke at a county courthouse backdrop in the Smoky Mountains outlining reform minded outsider credentials.
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Tenn
Lamar Alexander
Washington
States
Tennessee
Smoky Mountains
Somalia Marines Secure Mogadishu Beaches As U N Withdraws
U S Marines and Italian forces secured a 20 mile by 1 mile coastal strip in Mogadishu to cover the evacuation of last U N troops. The operation ends a two year intervention costing 1.66 billion dollars and 42 American lives and leaves 2 400 Pakistani and Bangladeshi peacekeepers.
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Somalia
U.S
U.N
United Nations
Horn of Africa
Lone Figure Blamed In Financial Debacle
London reacts to the collapse of Britain's oldest investment bank Baring Brothers as trader Nick Leeson vanishes amid losses in Asian futures. Authorities probe how a single 28 year old executed risky trades while leadership scrambles to salvage the firm.
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Britain
Nick Leeson
Baring Brothers & Co
Leeson
Singapore
Orchard
Lisa
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tokyo
Orange County
Calif
Wall Street
Kidder Peabody & Co
Weather Outlook With Showers Tonight And Likely Tomorrow
Tonight brings showers and thunderstorms with tomorrow likely to start with more showers. Highs reach 60 to 65. Yesterday peaked at 73 and fell to 47, with a sunset at 6 24 and sunrise at 6 58 tomorrow.
Senate tightens grip as balanced budget amendment nears vote
Washington reports a close Senate showdown over a constitutional balanced budget plan. Five undecided Democrats pressure for changes to shield Social Security and block court-ordered tax hikes or spending cuts while aiming for a 2002 balanced federal budget. House already approved the measure 300 to 132.
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Sam Nunn
Georgia
Kent Conrad
Byron Dorgan
North Dakota
Conrad
House
John Breaux
D-La
Wendell Ford
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School of Medicine At
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