U S Marshals chief upgrades office with dining room
U S Marshals Service director K Michael Moore expanded his 12th floor suite with a dining room and kitchen, upgrading to a 1990 Lincoln from a leased Mercury. The cost totaled 15707 dollars, with 1450 in overtime. The actions prompted questions over required approvals under a spending law. A Justice Department official said the law didn’t apply, while the Senate panel argued it did.
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U.S. Marshals Service
K. Michael Moore
Senate Appropriations Committee
Moore
Justice Department
FBI
Drug Enforcement Administration
Marshals
Steve Boyle
Boyle
Associated Press
Mercury
Tor
Gary E. Mead
Man collects gun shells found near downtown Atlanta
Robert L Barber, a U S Fish and Wildlife Service biologist, has spent four years gathering gun shells during lunch near his downtown Atlanta office. His heavy bag holds calibers from .22 to AK-47 and he notes most shell fragments came from areas within five blocks.
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Atlanta
Robert L. Barber
Mr. Barber
Gypsies Seek Asylum in Sweden After Village Persecution
More than 200 Polish gypsies from Mlawa arrive in Malmo seeking asylum, claiming harassment and property vandalism after a traffic accident left a Polish soldier dead. Sweden lifted visa requirements for Poles four weeks earlier.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mlawa
Warsaw
Malmo
Derailment and spill shut California highway and rail lines
A Southern Pacific derailment near U S 101 in Ventura County released hazardous chemicals, closing 10 miles of Highway 101 and halting Amtrak service between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. About 300 residents sheltered at a Red Cross center. two cameramen were treated after exposure. Officials may neutralize the spill at daylight as investigation continues.
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California
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Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Southern Pacific Line
U.S. 101
Ventura Fire Department
Michael Brown
Southern Pacific
Brown
Red Cross
Dole urges Bush to form panel on MIAs in Southeast Asia
Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole called on President Bush to appoint a presidential commission to reexamine whether Americans missing from the Vietnam War are alive in Southeast Asia. He urged openness from the Pentagon and administration to reassure families and curb alleged scams. Senator Bob Smith of New Hampshire already urged a Senate probe into possible prisoners of war in the region.
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Senate
Bob Dole
Bush
Southeast Asia
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Dole
National Security
Brent Scowcroft
Mr. Dole
Kansas
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Administration
Sen
Bob Smith
N.H
Dahmer maps possible first victim in Ohio slaying case
Akron authorities say Jeffrey L Dahmer drew a map of his parents home pinpointing where remains may lie of Steven Hicks a 19 year old hitchhiker killed in 1978. Hicks was hit with a barbell then strangled and dismembered the sheriff said. The map will guide excavation at the former Bath Township site as investigators seek to identify Hicks and uncover any further remains.
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Jeffrey L. Dahmer
Bath Township
Steven Mark Hicks
David Troutman
Dahmer
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Wisconsin
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Troutman
Mr. Hicks
Coventry
Hicks
Bill Gravis
Thomas Marshall
Summit County
Ohio
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West Allis
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