New Hampshire bank robbers sentenced to life
Three men Anthony Shea Steven Burke and Michael O Halloran were sentenced to life in prison for a spree of bank and armored car robberies in which two guards were killed. During sentencing Shea sprang up hurled water at prosecutor Gary Milano and was restrained by U S marshals as families shouted. The men were convicted in December of racketeering conspiracy to commit robbery robbery carjacking and firearms offenses with Burke alleging witness incentives by the PBL and prosecutors.
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McKinney seeks direct Clinton apology after White House detentions
Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney demands a personal apology from President Clinton for the detention of her Georgia-based constituents Haji Agad and his 16 year old daughter Henna by White House security during an Italian visit. The White House apologized but McKinney seeks direct verbal assurance from Clinton.
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Kevorkian freed after police scuffle in Detroit
Dr. Jack Kevorkian and Dr. Georges Reding were jailed overnight after a confrontation with police who stopped the car with a corpse in the back seat. Kevorkian, 69, said he did not strike an officer and was released on own recognizance as Reding faced charges.
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Boys Town seeks state funds for ward education in Lincoln
Boys Town asks Nebraska Supreme Court to order state to cover general education costs for wards sent there, estimated at 2 million dollars annually. Founded 1917 by Flanagan near Omaha, it grew into a major nonprofit serving youths nationwide. The dispute centers on a statute requiring state payment for education of wards in institutions with state approved special programs.
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Witch denied permission to perform marriages in Virginia
Rosemary Kooiman of Lanham Maryland was denied a license to officiate marriages in Fairfax County Virginia. Judge Bach ruled her Wicca religion does not qualify as a religious denomination. Kooiman 69 said she will appeal and argued the decision reflects religious discrimination.
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