Vatican OK'd shielding Milwaukee assets amid abuse lawsuits
Milwaukee files reveal 2007 request by Cardinal Dolan to move nearly 57 million into a cemetery trust to shield funds from abuse claimants. Vatican approved, while victims press for transparency and accountability. The cache also shows reassignment of 22 priests and eight who reoffended, with other abusers omitted.
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Vatican bank director and deputy resign amid scandal
The embattled Vatican bank chief Paolo Cipriani and deputy Massimo Tulli resigned in what the Vatican called in the institutes best interest. Rome prosecutors had investigated Cipriani in 2010 for alleged anti money laundering violations after $30 million was seized from a Vatican account. The money was later ordered released.
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Airport safety urged after five near collisions report
The NTSB urged FAA changes to air traffic control procedures after five near collisions, four involving aborted landings in Las Vegas, New York, and Charlotte. Incidents prompted evasive maneuvers at low altitude with jets and regional aircraft nearly crossing paths during takeoffs and landings.
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Jurors hear Zimmermans taped police interview
In Sanford Florida the jury heardGeorge Zimmerman recount his account of the night he fatally shot Trayvon Martin the unarmed 17 year old Zimmerman claimed Martin attacked him forcing a defensive shooting The taped interview shows Zimmerman describing a struggle after Martin circled his car and punched him and him on the ground and him banging his head against concrete while Zimmerman cried for help
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Seminole County Court
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Indictments Allege Drug Conspiracy on Fort Berthold Reservation
Federal authorities unsealed indictments against 22 people alleging a conspiracy to sell heroin and other drugs on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota's Bakken oil patch. The Operation Winter's End case dates to March but was not public until Monday amid ongoing probes.
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