Fujimori says police knew rebels were bringing arms to Lima
President Fujimori warned that police knew rebels planned to move weapons into Lima and could face punishment for negligence. Government and rebel leaders held new talks Monday to end the two month standoff at the Japanese ambassador’s residence and to free the remaining 72 hostages. Mediators announced a new round of talks after two hours and forty minutes.
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Fujimori
Lima
Peru
Alberto Fujimori
World News Update on Hostage Situation Accountability
Fujimori said National Intelligence Service and police officials share responsibility for the hostage crisis and that investigations continue with negligent officials to be punished. For updates, call 363 7000 or 337 7000, category 2524.
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Fujimori
National Intelligence Service
Hillsdale Floods Force Hundreds From Homes as River Rises
Fire Chief Rick Mitton described widespread inundation in Hillsdale with 95 percent of the town under water and flood levels five feet above stage. Dozens evacuated, schools closed, and floodwaters spread over 15 000 acres of farmland in nearby Erie while Rome and Peoria area residents prepared for crest and continued sandbagging.
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Hillsdale, Ill
Rick Mitton
Rock River
Illinois
Hillsdale
Mitton
Erie
K.B. Melton
Illinois River
Rome
Peoria-area
National Weather Service
Peoria
Bob Matthews
Rome’s Lawn and Garden
DNC to Return More Questioned Donations in Audit
The Democratic National Committee plans to return dozens of questioned contributions amid an internal audit. One donation traced to Ng Lap Seng, a Macao developer with ties to China, was deposited under his company Little Rock subsidiary and could reflect foreign-origin funds. The probe, led by the Justice Department, examines possible illegal fundraising and foreign-source contributions to the DNC.
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Washington Post
Washington
Democratic National Committee
China
Ng Lap Seng
Macao
DNC
Little Rock, Ark
Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference
Guangzhou
Neg
San Kin Yip Inc
Little Rock
U.S
Charles Yah Lin Trie
Clinton
Hong Kong
Justice Department
SmithKline to pay 325 million settle kickback case
A drug maker agrees to 325 million civil settlement over illegal doctor kickbacks and false lab test claims. Whistleblowers share up to 25 percent as the probe continues and potential criminal charges loom for defrauding Medicare and Medicaid.
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Philadelphia
Smith- Kline Beecham Clinical Laboratories Inc
U.S
Michael Stiles
Michael Stiles. “This Investigation Was A Monumental Undertaking,”’ Stiles
SmithKline
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