Utah judge with three wives removed from bench
The Utah Supreme Court removed Judge Walter Steed after the Judicial Conduct Commission found he violated the bigamy law. Steed, 25 years on the Justice Court in Hildale, presided over misdemeanors including drunken driving and domestic violence in the polygamist community.
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Irwin Schiff Sentenced Over Tax Protest Advice
Las Vegas anti tax advocate Irwin Schiff, 78, received a federal prison term exceeding 13 years for advising that no law requires payment of income tax. Schiff claimed government suppression of truth while his lawyer argued mental illness.
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British detectives recover stolen cash
London detectives say they recovered a significant amount of money from a van near the Tonbridge Kent heist site. The Wednesday armed robbery at a cash storage depot could have netted as much as 87 million dollars, though investigators did not disclose the exact sum.
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Thousands of Filipinos protest Arroyo government
Thousands of Filipinos marched in Manila after President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo declared a nationwide state of emergency banned rallies and ordered arrests of suspected coup plotters. Report notes the protest followed discovery of an alleged military plot to oust her.
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Bush calls Iraq moment of choosing amid shrine assault
President Bush urged calm as violence spiked after the Shiite shrine bombing. Prime Minister Jaafari pledged to rebuild the Askariya shrine in Samarra and Sunni mosques, while curfews and security patrols aimed to curb unrest and protect worship.
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Major Saudi oil facility attacked at Abqaiq
Saudi oil minister said oil flow remained uninterrupted after a bomb attack on the Abqaiq facility. The attack, described as carried out by bombers, targeted a plant that processes about two thirds of Saudi Arabia's output.
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Attacks on Abqaiq Oil Facility Foiled by Guards
Militants attempted to breach the Abqaiq oil processing complex near the Persian Gulf but were repelled as guards fired on their cars, triggering explosions that killed at least two attackers and possibly two guards. Al Qaida claimed responsibility. operations continued normally as oil markets reacted.
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