FBI sniper invokes Fifth Amendment at Ruby Ridge hearing
Lon T. Horiuchi, an FBI sniper who killed Vicki Weaver at Ruby Ridge, declined to answer questions and invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate subcommittee session. The Idaho probe into Horiuchi and other officials faces jurisdiction questions, while the 1992 siege remains a symbol of federal enforcement.
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Pain Eliminator Arthur Tint Proclaimed Miracle Drug
A new drug named Arthur Tint is touted as a medical breakthrough for pain relief. Researchers claim it attracts and destroys the pain messenger in the brain, offering rapid, nonprescription relief for arthritis rheumatism backaches and related conditions. Available at Solar Heath Drug and Flaney Drug with stated contact details.
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Air traffic computer outage halts flights nationwide
A major FAA Midwest control center computer failed causing a regional air-traffic halt across the country. Controllers reported a near collision between two planes near Moline as the backup system lacked collision alarms. Officials said the primary system was fixed and a switch back to normal operation was planned before dawn.
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Five plead guilty in Louisiana gaming scheme case
In New Orleans an organized crime boss and four associates admitted racketeering conspiracy to skim profits from Louisiana video poker. The pleas involve Bally Gaming Inc. fraud via mob fronts. Defendants Anthony Caruccio, Frank J. Gagliano, Joseph Gagliano, Felix Riggio Ul, and Cade Farber face up to 20 years and 250000 dollars fines with sentencing set for January 24, 1996.
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Marcello
First Bank Offers Up To 100 Percent Home Equity Loans
Flexible money solutions for home improvement car purchase debt consolidation or cash reserves. First Bank promotes up to 100 percent of home equity with budget friendly payments and terms. Easy application and fast approval available at local offices or via toll free number.
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