Israel Egypt swap frees terrorists for two World War II victims
Israel releases 20 Arab terrorists and agents in exchange for the remains of Eliahu Hakim and Eliahu Bet Zuri, two Jews hanged in Cairo in 1944 for the Moyne assassination. The bodies will lie in state at Mount Herzl before interment in Jerusalem.
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Jobless claims drop and 2.1 billion for public-service jobs
In week ending June 24 initial unemployment claims fell to 422 400 from 443 300, the Labor Department said. Despite declines claims remain near double year earlier levels. The department also announced 2.1 billion in funding to states and cities to keep about 310 000 public-service jobs through next June.
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Brewster no contest plea ends six year bribery case
Former Maryland Senator Daniel Brewster pleaded no contest in Washington to an unlawful gratuity charge and was fined 10000 dollars. The case, lasting nearly six years, centered on alleged bribes while in office and led to a lengthy legal battle across appeals and trials. Brewster asserted he took no bribe and noted his illness and alcoholism as factors in the case.
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Dad scores equal rights victory in jury case
Basil Archey, 47, won a temporal victory in his bid to abolish sex discrimination against men as Judge Rudy Esquivel dismissed the misdemeanor charge for failing to appear at jury duty on a technicality. The judge did not hear arguments. Archey argued that laws exempting mothers of young children should also apply to fathers in custody.
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Singer cleared in Shirelles ruse. agent convicted in Newark
A Los Angeles singer was acquitted of posing as the lead Shirelles. A federal jury convicted her Hollywood agent Charles W. Cascales on three counts of mail fraud. Cascales awaits sentencing on a maximum five year term and plans to appeal. The singer remains free of jail.
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