Former top banker goes back to court
Former senior banker Antonin Giraldi returns to a New York court as the U S Justice Department pursues fraud and embezzlement charges. The case involves a former assistant and alleged schemes tied to $40 million in diverted funds. A three judge panel could rule in weeks to months with potential appeals.
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Notorious date rape pill banned in the United States
Associated Press report notes the date rape pill, a growing concern for travelers, faces legal action as U S customs reviews indicate tightening controls. The piece mentions overseas use and potential criminal penalties, with authorities grouping the substance with other drugs.
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Thousands flood Island for spring break fun
Thousands of U S college students swarm South Pal Island for sun and revelry as spring break kicks off five weeks early amid worry from local officials. Police urge responsible behavior while welcoming visitors to enjoy the shore and campus events.
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Former Mexican official to be freed from jail today
The release of Ruiz Massion, a former Mexican deputy attorney general, is approved under conditions including 24 hour guard and an $8 million bond. US and Mexican authorities plan to pursue deportation while Massion, accused in the 1994 assassination probe, will remain under security and will not appear publicly.
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Dole Wins Big as Opponents Quit Presidential Race
Widespread GOP support boosts Bob Dole after a decisive primary sweep on Tuesday. Rumors swirled of exits by Lamar Alexander and Dick Lugar as conservatives rally to halt Pat Buchanan. Dole urged unity to defeat Clinton in November, signaling a shift toward consolidating Republican votes.
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