Church worker jailed for embezzlement scheme
Vincenza Bologna 53, a longtime Roman Catholic Church employee, surrendered after authorities said she embezzled about $1.1 million over six years while in a manager post. The diocese said no logs were diverted and questioned the timing of the allegations.
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Prisoner Kills Self After Shooting Store Owner
In a Denver Jail shower, a 36 year old inmate tied a towel and hanged himself following a homicide and attempted suicide. Petrosky, a self employed mechanic, allegedly fatally shot a store manager and wounded others during a 1995 incident in a Denver suburb. Jurors later recommended life with parole, citing mitigating factors.
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Teen arraigned in 1980 trailer fire murder case
Timothy Carigan, 17 at the time, was arraigned Wednesday on first degree murder charges tied to a June 1980 trailer blaze. Authorities say years passed before witnesses spoke, and relatives expressed disbelief, noting the suspect was not involved in the killing.
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Not all tap water safe declares environmental report
An NRDC and Environmental Working Group study using EPA data says one in six Americans uses a utility with recent pollution problems. The report urges Congress to strengthen the Safe Drinking Water Act as aging pipes and plants allow contaminants through, naming New York City, Washington DC, Louisville, Tulsa, Jersey City, Dayton, Seattle, and parts of Philadelphia.
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Alabama approves 1 million for false imprisonment relief
The Alabama House backed a bill granting Rev. Freddie Lee Gaines 1 million dollars in compensation for 13 years wrongfully spent in prison for two Birmingham murders. The plan would pay 100000 annually for 10 years, with Gov. James yet to decide.
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