16 year old surrenders in Mister Softee driver killing
A 16 year old surrendered to police Friday charged with robbing and killing Mister Softee driver Mohammad Jaberipour in south Philadelphia. Jaberipour, 49, Iranian immigrant and father of three, was shot multiple times Wednesday on the job.
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White House clarifies Korea policy on sanctions and talks
Clinton team states North Korea must freeze its nuclear program and resume negotiations or the United States will pursue U.N. sanctions. Clinton said sanctions if violations continue but would resume high level talks if Pyongyang suspends nuclear activities. Officials await Carter clarification and plan to meet North Korean representatives in New York.
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Cruise line trips draw scrutiny for inspector perks
A Justice Department audit details INS inspectors taking free or reduced fares for cruise trips while on duty. The report questions whether relatives’ discounts breached law and warns such coziness could affect inspector independence as the agency overhauls rules to ban these practices.
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Mint worker charged in $1.7 million currency theft
Robert Schmitt Jr., 31, an engi neer at the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing, was charged after authorities say he walked off with 1 7 million in freshly printed 100s and used the cash to buy an Ocean City condo and other property. Agents seized 650 000 in cash from his car and 500 000 from an Annapolis safe deposit box.
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Gazette promotes agriculture using soybean ink and recycled paper
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled news print. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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