Mother and Son Sentenced in Hedge Fund Wire Fraud Scheme
Ayferafet Yalincak, 52, a woman linked to a multimillion dollar hedge fund scam with her 22 year old son, was sentenced to two years in federal prison. She pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and must surrender to authorities on April 24, per US District Judge Janet Bond Arterton.
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Allstate backs off canceling 4000 Katrina policies
Allstate Insurance will reinstate about 4000 homeowner policies in Katrina damaged parishes if policyholders prove rebuilding or residence. The move follows a deal with Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon after threats of fines for noncompliance. In Russia a methane blast in a Siberian coal mine killed 78 and left 50 missing, trapping workers and inspectors near a British hazard monitor.
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Indicted against Detective in Nightclub Shooting
Jim Culleton, attorney for Detective Michael Oliver, denounced the indictment as mere accusation and proof of nothing after Oliver fired 31 shots that killed a groom outside a New York nightclub. The exchange frames a high profile case amid public scrutiny of police use of force.
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Iraqi asks U.S. to hand over Saddam deputy for dawn execution
Baghdad officials sought U S custody of Taha Yassin Ramadan to hang him at dawn marking the fourth anniversary of the Iraq war. Ramadan, Saddam Hussein's former vice president, is among Shiite killings tied to the 1982 Dujail incident. International rights groups say the trial lacked due process and oppose the death penalty.
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Missing Boy Scout Vanishes In North Carolina Mountains
Rescuers, aided by dogs and a helicopter, continue searching rugged western North Carolina mountains for 12 year old Michael Auberry who disappeared after lunch Saturday with his troop. Temperatures rose to the 50s as teams comb the area, with a searcher noting the boy was well dressed and could survive.
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Northeast storm strains air travel recovers at US Airways hubs
US Airways works to clear a backlog after an ice storm stranded thousands in the Northeast. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh stations reported long, slowly moving lines as weather improved. About 100 people slept overnight at Philadelphia airport, down from 1,000, while the carrier aimed to seat 100,000 stranded travelers systemwide, with many rerouted to Charlotte.
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