New York City Police Face Tax Evasion Charges
Fifteen current and retired NYPD officers are accused of tax offenses including evasion and failure to file. They allegedly claimed up to 98 dependents and argued that New York is outside U.S. borders. One officer allegedly sold a tax-avoidance packet for up to $2,000.
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Marvin Smilon
Mary Jo White
Rude awakening ends with assault charge
A 17 year old boy resisted mowing the lawn at 6 a.m. Saturday and his father, Rickey Worthley, pushed a mower into the bedroom and started it. The boy threw a fan at the mower. Worthley was arrested by police sergeant Randy Scott and charged with assault. No one was hurt.
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Rickey Worthley
Michael
Randy Scott
Worthley
Maine famous lobster misses TV moment at release
A 13 pound century old lobster nicknamed Stanley was freed into the Atlantic from a Wal Mart in Virginia. Animal rights activists say the escape cafe off the coast of a Maine seaside town despite television crews waiting a quarter mile away. Bruce Friedrich of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals apologized for the confusion but said the goal was achieved.
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Atlantic
Wal-Mart
Virginia
Stanley
Bruce Friedrich
People For the Ethical
Advocates urge FDA action on at home drug pumps
Health activists demand stop to Matria at home terbutaline pumps used by thousands of pregnant women to prevent premature labor citing at least two maternal deaths and multiple heart and lung complications. They warn the drug is not approved for home use and offer no evidence that it prevents premature birth.
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Washington
Matria Healthcare
Food and Drug Administration
Matria
National Women’s Health Network
FDA
Cynthia Pearson
Pearson
NASA toys Mars Pathfinder in toy rover line
NASA plans to leverage Mars Pathfinder for a toy line with Mattel Hot Wheels style rover models priced around five dollars. The project aims to bring a replica of the rover and its ship, plus a possible floppy disk, to market by the Pathfinder landing on July 4 1997. Mattel designers return after a joint workshop at NASA JPL showcasing Mars Pathfinder Cassini Stardust and other unmanned missions.
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Pasadena
Calif
NASA
Mattel
Mars
Rover
Keith Hippely
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Sculpture shows nude portraits of Clinton Dole and figures
Essex Conn AP sculptor Nicholas Swearer presents 28 bronze nudes in the exhibition Our Time outside The Hollycroft Foundation. Clinton and Dole are depicted with arms symbolizing political stasis, Reagan Gingrich and Hillary Rodham Clinton are featured, and Sen Jesse Helms is shown covering his genitals and backside.
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Essex, Conn
Clinton
Bob Dole
Ronald Reagan
Newt Gingrich
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Nicholas Swearer
Cole
Swearer
Dole
Hollycroft Foundation
Jesse Helms
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Essex
Rolas Swearer
Ourest
Aera Clinton
Hilary Rodham Clinton
Reagan
Amnesia victim regains identity in Hawaii case
An amnesia victim found beaten and robbed at Kailua Beach, Hawaii, in March has been identified as Philip C. Cutajar, 37, a former New York man with a diplomatic background and security clearances. His family, based in Florida and North Carolina, had heard a different name in circulation. The case links him to a humanitarian mission and raises questions about how he ended up in Hawaii.
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New York
Castle Medical Center
William D'Souza
Philip C. Catajar
Florida
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U.S
Bush
Newsday
Long Island
Caribbean
Hawaii
Kailua Beach
Cutajar
Robert
Nassau County
N.Y
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