White supremacist sentenced to life in prison
Cherie Kehoe of Colville Washington was convicted on racketeering conspiracy and three murders in a plot aimed at overthrowing the government and establishing a new nation that bans people of Asian black Hispanic and Jewish descent. U S District Judge G Thomas Eisele sentenced the offender to life in prison following a jury recommendation.
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Pacific Northwest
G. Thomas Eisele
Cherie Kehoe
Colville
Wash
Kehoe
Danny Lee
U S Cuba drug talks stall over Cuban sovereignty
The United States and Cuba failed to reach an agreement on counter narcotics cooperation after Cuba denied Coast Guard pursuit in its waters. The Miami Herald says Cuban officials rejected a proposed hot pursuit plan and declined to expand talks to other U S agencies.
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Cuba
Coast Guard
Miami Herald
State Department
Havana
U.S
Campaign donor pleads guilty in D C fund-raising case
Yogesh Gandhi of Walnut Creek California pleaded guilty in San Francisco federal court to mail fraud tax evasion and assisting in an illegal 325000 contribution to the Democratic Party using funds from a foreign national He also admitted signing a business associate to obtain an American Express card without permission and using the associate’s credit rating The charges stem from the May 1996 Democratic National Committee donation and related card use Wire Reports
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Democratic Party
San Francisco
Yogesh Gandhi
Walnut Creek
Calif
American Express
Gandhi
Democratic National Committee
Homeowner Seeks Revenge After Neighbor Complaints
Carl Lund of Aeld Mass says he acted to “make a statement” after neighbors and city inspectors pressed him for failing to repaint his house. He told the Union-News in Springfield he hoped the move would make them leave him alone.
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Aseld
Mass
Mar
Carl Lund
Union-News
Springfield
Presbyterians vote to keep ban on ordaining noncelibate gays
At the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. annual meeting in Fort Worth delegates rejected a measure to let regional bodies vote on ordaining noncelibate gays and lesbians. The General Assembly blocked moving the constitutional question forward, preserving the clause requiring marriage fidelity or celibacy for clergy.
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Fort Worth
General Assembly
Family honors 17th century debt with Holstein calf in New Rochelle
In New Rochelle New York a Pell family ceremony marks a 311 year old land debt. Mayor Idoni receives a six month old Holstein named Jessie as payment for Sir John Pell's parcel granted in 1688. The event drew relatives nationwide at the Bartow Pell mansion in the Bronx.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
William Rodman Pell II
Timothy Idoni
Jessie
Pell
John Pell
Pelham
John
New York City
Sir John
Idoni
Bartow-Pell
Bronx
Pells
Sen
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
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Stephen Moss
Salisbury
N.C
David White
St. Augustine
Fla
White
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Westchester County
Walden Pell
Delaware
Mary Leigh Pell Whitmer
Fairfield
Conn
Kansas
Padgett Aurniline
Canpwett
Beecubrook Set
Connecticut
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Wakar
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