Woman convicted in slaying and other AP briefs
BRIEFS cover a Soviet emigre Rita Gluzman convicted of plotting her husband Yakov Gluzman’s murder, with a key witness cousin Vladimir Zelenin, and potential life without parole at sentencing. Other items report a bank holdup in Richmond with deadly gunfire, Coast Guard ice rescue on Lake Erie, a Chicago priest denying involvement in Bernardin abuse case, and a Florida truck driver’s taped confession after killing his wife and child.
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Greenspan urges CPI reform to trim benefits and raise taxes
Fed chair Greenspan tells Senate committee that the government should swiftly revise the CPI to reduce inflation estimates used for Social Security and tax brackets. He supports the Boskin report finding a 1.1 point bias and advocates an independent economist panel to guide annual downward adjustments.
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Bomb blast damages Solano County Courthouse in Vallejo
An explosion blew a manhole sized crater in the wall of the Solano County Courthouse in Vallejo California. No injuries were reported though 22 windows shattered and nearby buildings damaged. Federal agents probe links to prior blasts and a later threat forced evacuations in nearby Fairfield.
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Clinton guest linked to Beirut fraud charges attends White House
Former Lebanon embezzlement suspect Roger Tamraz, now a U.S. citizen in New York, sat with President Clinton at a White House coffee event on April 1. Tamraz’s company donated 72,000 dollars to the DNC in 1995 1996 as Lebanon issued an arrest warrant and Interpol alert for him.
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FBI whistle blower alleges intimidation in Oklahoma case
An FBI crime lab whistle blower claims two government lawyers tried to intimidate him during a deposition in the Oklahoma City bombing case. The complaint by Frederic Whitehurst's attorney Karl Kohn was sent to Attorney General Janet Reno and reviewed by the deputy AG's office as officials weigh lab problems potentially affecting prosecutions including McVeigh's trial and the World Trade Center case.
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Citadel cadet resigns amid hazing case as women admitted
A Citadel cadet resigned amid hazing allegations involving two female freshmen. The college announced 24 women were accepted for the next school year, with 35 applying. the school had previously shifted to coeducation, enrolling four women last year, two of whom did not return for spring.
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