Informant testifies in Arizona bombing trial of Mahon brothers
A government informant described by defense as a "trailer park Mata Hari" testified in the 2004 Scottsdale bombing case against white supremacist brothers Dennis and Daniel Mahon. Rebecca Williams said she spied on the suspects for pay while not being a formal agent. Logan, then Scottsdale diversity director, was wounded in the attack, with a secretary also hurt.
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Suspect in shooting of Ky. mayor appears in court
A 30 year old western Kentucky man remains jailed without bond after a not guilty plea in the murder of Hickman Mayor Charles Murphy. Thomas Joseph Lattus is charged with murder and due back January 31 for a preliminary hearing in Fulton County. Murphy, 68, a former educator, was found shot dead after police found his home entry damaged.
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War of words over Greek debt heats up
In Zurich the European finance chiefs hold firm as Greece seeks to swap private bonds for new ones to cut about 130 billion dollars of debt. The IIF led by Charles Dallara argues for lower losses, while Juncker demands the new bonds carry rates well under 4 percent.
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Lopez bows out of Venezuela race backing rival Capriles
Opposition figure Leopoldo Lopez withdraws to back Henrique Capriles as the unity candidate against President Hugo Chavez. Capriles leads polls in the upcoming primary, with Lopez’s endorsement boosting the bid and reshaping a field of five contenders for the October election.
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Haiti launches Aba Grangou school meal program nationwide
Haiti begins a government program to feed 2.2 million schoolchildren across the country. The Aba Grangou initiative will deploy 10,000 workers, with half of the beneficiaries under five, to combat chronic hunger amid deforestation and cheap imports. First Lady Sophia Martelly announced the plan.
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