State Department backs unconditional North Korea food aid
Washington says North Korea faces a profoundly serious humanitarian crisis and deserves food assistance despite criticism from Sen. Bob Dole. Representative Nicholas Burns on Monday argued aid can be provided while protecting U.S. security interests in the region.
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Government audits uncover $2 billion in unaccounted trust funds
A class-action suit follows reports that government auditors could not account for funds held in Native American trust accounts and about $2 billion more in similar tribal government trusts. The item cites J-W Wire Reports.
ValuJet search ends as recovery is halted in Everglades
The NTSB stops the Everglades search for ValuJet Flight 592 after retrieving about 75 percent of the wreckage. Investigators focus on fire in the forward cargo hold, with a life-size mock-up planned at Kendall-Tamiami Airport. Authorities declare a 90 day crash-site closure to protect the area and grieving families are notified.
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German widow testifies in Miami on 1993 murder robbery
Kathrin Rakebrand, widow of Uwe Wilhelm Rakebrand, testified in Miami about the 1993 robbery that killed him after their Alamo rental was struck on State Road 836. She recalled warnings in German and described the fatal backfire and car chase while prosecutors linked Recondall Wiggins, Patsy Jones, and Alvan Hudson to the crime.
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Court martial opens over Fort Bragg sniper attack
A court martial heard testimony that Sgt. William Kreutzer warned he would mow everyone down before he killed one soldier and wounded 18 during a morning sniper attack at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Spc Burl Mays recalled the warning and Kreutzer pleaded guilty to noncapital murder, though prosecutors seek the death penalty. The trial will decide premeditation and potential punishment as rebuttals and closing arguments approach. The defense attributes Kreutzer’s actions to mental health issues from harassment by subordinates.
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