Detained man near White House cleared of terrorist ties
U S Park Police detained a man near the Ellipse at midafternoon and sent him to the Secret Service for questioning. Secret Service spokesman Jim Mackin said there is no terrorist connection and the man had no weapons or threats.
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U.S. Park
White House
Secret Service
Jim Mackin
Mackin
Park
South Gate
Washington Field Office
Cheey
Braun
Accountant in Indiana embezzlement case linked to personal purchases
Prosecutors say the 36 year old Indiana accountant and father of two embezzled at least 680000 from the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration. He allegedly used fake child support accounts to pay his lovers, buy a stripper’s breast implants, a fur coat and a car, then erased the records. He pleaded not guilty Friday.
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Cge
Scott
Indiana Family and Social Services Administration
King Hussein Ends Chemotherapy and Plans Transplant
King Hussein of Jordan, 63, ended chemotherapy at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester and plans a second bone marrow transplant after returning from Jordan for treatment of non Hodgkin's lymphoma. He remains in stable condition per Gen. Dr. Samir Farsal. The Mayo Clinic report notes a 10 day treatment cycle aimed at improved remission, with the transplant scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Hussein
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Samir Farsal
Jordan
Mayo
Chicago ends longtime haven for homeless on Lower Wacker
Chicago officials plan to lock new gates at Lower Wacker Drive home to the homeless, prompting cries that the move hides homelessness. Homeless residents like James Marlon and Tony Evans fear displacement as advocates urge funds for rent assistance and shelter options.
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New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Wacker Drive
Lower Wacker Drive
John Camper
Richard Daley
James Marlon
Lower Wacker
Veterans Hospital
Tony Evans
Evans
Cabrini- Green
Ronald Schupp
Studs Terkel
Lower
Chicago Coalition For the Homeless
Drug policy eyes reduced demand in Clinton budget plan
Washington AP reports the Office of National Drug Control Policy seeks more funding for prevention and treatment, including drug courts, prison testing, and methadone treatment, while Republicans push to focus on eradicating illegal narcotics at the source. The office has $17 billion for the current year and plans to request more in next year’s budget, with emphasis on prevention, plus programs like Drug-Free Communities and anti-drug advertising. Emergency interdiction funding of $690 million aided Coast Guard and military efforts.
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Washington
Administration
Office of National Drug Control Policy
Congress
Drug Policy Office
Clinton
James McDonough
Rob Portman
Ohio
Portman
Coast Guard
Mystery of a Collinwood man buried in his grave
In Collinwood Tennessee locals question the burial of Bruce Littleton after investigators exhumed a body and found it could not be confirmed as his. Littleton is jailed on federal drug charges and a mystery hangs over whether he faked death and killed someone to dodge charges. The case probes who was buried in his grave and why. Colonial authorities pursue potential additional charges and insurance questions loom for two carriers.
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Collinwood
Tenn
Bruce Littleton
Alabama
Littleton
Richard Brogan
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
Smyrna
Doris Littleton
Brogan
Charles Harlan
Harlan
Tammy
Murfreesboro
Liberty National
Tennessee Farmers Mutual
FR. Daniels
Crawford Littleton
Bruce
Harrah
Prairie Band
Prairie Pub
Harrah's
Topeka
Prairie Band of Potawatomi Nation
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J. David Nick
Minnesota
Daniel Tardiff
Tardiff
Building, Owners and Managers Association of Chicago
Paul Colgan
Terkel
Union Pacific Depot
North 2Nd St
Lawrence
Rosalie McMaster
Cyd Schnacke
Grace Alan Littleton
Kansas
Prairie Band Casino
Topeka Capital Journal
Eas
Beaver
Poroun
Eapwes
Hacrah
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