Akron man cleared after statue theft money aid
Fulgear received 50 000 dollars from Roadway Express after police concluded he had no involvement in the statue theft. He planned to use the money for a home down payment for his 22 year old son Allen. The case follows a broader corruption scandal that led to 46 convictions voided in the Rampart division.
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Willie Fulgear
Fulgear
Oscar
Allen
Roadway Express
Akron, Ohio
Charles Edward Harris
Nene Soceed
Harris
Rampart Vision
Rafael
John Fenrich Jr
News12
Long Island
Fenrich
Steen Keith Fenrich
Queens
Fly genome decoded marks leap for cancer studies
Scientists report the full genome map of Drosophila melanogaster, unveiling new genes linked to cancer and other diseases. The eight nation team says the fruit fly’s genome, though complex, will accelerate human gene research and spur rapid advances in understanding cancer, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s diseases.
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Science
J. Craig Venter
Celera Genomics Corp
Rockville
Jail Claims Highlight Al Amin Extradition Fight
Black activist Jamil Abdullah Al Amin, known as H Rap Brown, claims mistreatment while jailed in Montgomery amid extradition to Georgia for a deputy murder case. Attorney J L Chestnut blasted conditions as 23 hours a day in confinement with limited phone time, questioning racial or reputational motives. Al Amin, 56, faces murder and aggravated assault charges in the March 16 shooting that killed Deputy Ricky Kinchen and wounded Deputy Aldranon English in Fulton County. He was captured near Montgomery four days later. the judge noted no bond and advised rights to waive extradition, which Chestnut said Al Amin would oppose.
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Montgomery, Ala
Jamil Abdullah al- Amin
Georgia
H. Rap Brown
J.L. Chestnut
Al-Amin
Chestnut
Al-Amn
New York
Montgomery County
Lynn Bright
Fulton County
Ricky Kinchen
Aldranon English
Atlanta
Alabama
Montgomery
al- Amin
Bright
Defective parts force swap on Patriot missile systems
Washington officials said the Army quietly replaced hundreds of Patriot air defense missiles in the Persian Gulf and South Korea after spotting pattern of problems with a hot-status radio frequency downlink component. The swap, completed this week, involved 50 to 70 missiles yearly for testing, with costs exceeding the component price per missile.
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Patriot
Persian Gulf
South Korea
Saudi Arabia
Israel
U.S
Gulf
Korean Peninsula
Paul Kern
Army
Peritagon
Kern
Ning
Floyd Spence
R-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Spence
Wall Street Journal
Pentagon
Mideast
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