Mother Boudreau used teens to burglarize in Guilford
Police say 40 year old Jamie Boudreau enlisted her 14 year old daughter and two other teens plus a 4 year old son to break into homes in upscale neighborhoods. The children aided with entry while Boudreau drove the getaway car. She is jailed on 5000 dollars bail facing burglary larceny conspiracy and risk of injury to a minor charges. The three teens face similar charges and are in juvenile centers.
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House votes to ease appeals and merge veteran life insurance
Washington reports the House approved two veterans measures on Tuesday. One allows Board of Veterans Appeals reversals for clear and unmistakable errors. The other merges Servicemen's and Veterans' Group Life Insurance into Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance. The report notes public reaction to a controversial Carl's Jr. ketchup ad.
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Holbrooke Calls Bosnian Arms Decision A Tough Call
Former diplomat Richard Holbrooke testified to Congress that allowing Iranian arms to flow to Bosnia was a tough call but justified by the Dayton Paris peace process. He said there was no covert action and noted Congress debated the matter amid an UN embargo and battlefield setbacks shaping the conflict.
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House vote on two step minimum wage rise in sight
On the eve of a vote House Republicans bargain with the White House over a two step 90 cent raise for the 4.25 dollar minimum wage. Details on timing and sizes remain under discussion while GOP seeks small business exemptions and tax breaks to offset impacts.
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CompuServe pivots to World Wide Web software shift
CompuServe Inc. known as a pioneer in online services shifts its future to the Web by abandoning its customized operation. It will produce sort and present information like the Web using HTML. The move follows pressure from Internet growth and other firms adopting Web style structures.
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