Denver man pleads guilty to intrusion in White House
A Denver meter reader, 45, pleaded guilty to unlawfully entering restricted zones during the inauguration period and was placed on a one year supervised probation to be served in Denver. The case highlights security concerns amid presidential events.
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Butcher receives 20 year term for bank fraud
Knoxvilles financier Jake Butcher was sentenced to two concurrent 20-year terms for stealing about 20 million from depositors, a sentence described as the stiffest for a white collar crime. Judge William K. Bass noted erosion of public trust in bankers and ordered reporting by Sept. 3 with eligibility for parole after at least six years eight months.
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Jake Butcher
Justice Department
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Reagan declares disaster for 12 Pennsylvania counties
President Reagan signed a disaster declaration for 12 Pennsylvania counties after a line of tornadoes swept through parts of three states and Canada killing at least 87 people. The order frees federal funds for low interest loans grants up to 5000 and temporary housing aid as assessment crews survey the damage across Pennsylvania Ohio and Ontario with 1700 buildings destroyed 62 dead and about 700 injured in the state.
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Federal Emergency Assistance Agency
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Two Frustaci sextuplets face worsening lung disease
In Orange County, five premature newborns delivered May 21 remain in critical condition with ventilator support. James Martin and Bonnie Marie, two of the surviving sextuplets, have deteriorated from a severe lung disease, prompting parents Samuel and Patricia Frustaci to cancel a Good Morning America appearance. The other three infants, Patricia Ann, Stephen Earl, and Richard Charles, are stable and improving under care at Children’s Hospital of Orange County.
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