Justice Department to hire 500 border security officers
The Justice Department plans 300 Border Patrol officers and 200 immigration agents to tighten border security and crack down on crimes by illegal aliens. The move creates a National Criminal Alien Tracking Center and targets drug trafficking and employer violations under new immigration enforcement efforts.
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Rutskoi Calls Economic Emergency in Russia
Russian Vice President Alexander Rutskoi urged declaring an economic emergency to curb chaos amid rising prices and shortages. He spoke to a Moscow crowd before rival demonstrations. he stopped short of naming Boris Yeltsin, but blamed reform failures and power crises for the crisis.
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Woman found alive in body bag after heart failure
A 75-year-old woman declared dead from heart failure was found gasping for air inside a body bag at Palms of Pasadena Hospital. Her children arrived to bid farewell and called for help as staff rushed to revive Emma Brady who had been listed dead Jan. 24.
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Emma Brady
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Secret Service probes student rappers over parody song
Two Fargo born students from the group F-Kript recorded How I Killed George Bush as parody. Secret Service agents visited University of Missouri student David MacDonald and Musicland clerk Jon said agents also checked the tape and tapes were withdrawn.
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F-Kript
University of Missouri
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Fargo, N.D
Musicland Record
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Taxi Driver Hero Faces Jury Ruling Over Mugger Case
A San Francisco cabbie who pinned a mugger against a wall with his taxi to stop a robbery faces a $24,595 verdict. Support pours in as donor pledges grow, sparked by radio host Ronn Owens who launched The Charles Hollom Fund.
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Hollom
Ocie McClure
McClure
Ronn Owens
Charles Hollom
Owens
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