Bombing plans tied to New York case emerge in court
Prosecutor says Ahmad Ajaj entered the United States with bomb making books eight months earlier and that evidence supports a pre September 1 conspiracy to explode. Ajaj, 27, was ordered held without bail.
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Manhunt Continues for California Post Office Gunman
Investigators pressed on in Dana Point as they hunted former postal worker Mark Richard Hilbun 38 after he opened fire at a post office killing a letter carrier and wounding a clerk in a Thursday attack. He was last seen wearing a shirt reading Psysho and had prior stalking charges. He allegedly stabbed his mother and killed a dog.
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Passaic Man Charged in Abduction Killing of Divina Genno
Passaic County officers breached a room and found 7-year-old Divina Genno fatally assaulted after allegedly abducting her. Recently paroled Conrad Jeffrey, 40, is held on $1 million bail on charges including kidnapping aggravated sexual assault and murder. Detectives described a chaotic scene as they entered.
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Aiken Standard Contact Information
The Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. It provides phone numbers for subscription delivery service and newsroom tips including 649 5316 649 5315 648 6052 648 2311 and 642 5151.
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Jerry Lee Lewis Faces IRS Auction Over Back Taxes
Jerry Lee Lewis battles an IRS auction over 1.6 million in back taxes after agents seized items from his Nesbit Mississippi home while he performs in Europe. The rock star’s lawyer says Lewis wants to pay his debts and regain ground to raise the money.
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