Dumb robbers nabbed in World Trade Center Brink's payroll heist
Three Brooklyn men allegedly breached tight World Trade Center security and stole 1.17 million dollars from a Brink's payroll at the Bank of America foreign currency office on the 11th floor of the twin towers. One suspect was later in FBI custody. warrants issued for two others. Local residents recognized the suspects from Windsor Terrace, and investigators probe how the breach occurred amid ongoing Port Authority security checks.
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Brink
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Brooklyn
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Mikey
Bill Stout
Michael Reed
Richard Gillette
New York Area
U.S
Louis Amato
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Windsor Terrace
Michael Collins
Stout
New York-New Jersey
Last hunter recovered in fatal duck boat collision
Margaret Maddox's body was found in Freshwater Bayou, the final victim of a collision between six duck hunters in a 28 foot boat and the 110 foot Gear Tide. Matt Dobson survived with a broken leg as crews test the Gear Tide crew. T Wayne Robertson of Winston-Salem was named among the dead.
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Margaret Maddox
Gulf of Mexico
New Iberia
Vermilion Bay
Matt Dobson
Franklin, Tenn
Dobson
T. Wayne Robertson
Winston- Salem
N.C
Clinton submits nuclear cooperation pact with China to Congress
President Clinton has formally sent the China nuclear cooperation pact to Congress with certifications on nonproliferation conditions. The White House says the agreement serves U.S. security and economic interests and could permit U.S. companies to sell reactors to China if approved. Clinton aims to curb Chinese transfers to Iran and other nations while expanding peaceful cooperation.
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White House
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Iran
Jiang Zemin
Study warns cough medicine ingredient may cause defects
Researchers report that dextromethorphan found in common cold medicines caused defects in chicken embryos, with 21 percent mortality and 8 percent defects. Experts caution results in animals may not reflect humans and call for more studies, while noting existing human data are inconclusive.
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Neb
Dick Leavitt
March of Dimes
Vicki Dayquil
Pediatric Research
Thomas H. Rosenquist
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Rootquist
Dan Monaghan
Hece
Ron Schmidt
McNeil Consumer Products Co
Rosenquist
Leavitt
Judge accused of signing Hitler s name at hearing
A Douglas County judge Richard Jones faced disciplinary hearing amid allegations of vulgar threatening calls and touching fellow judge Jane Prochaska. Prochaska testified Jones brushed her chest and shoved her in an elevator and he allegedly signed court papers “Adolf Hitler” and talked of killing her. The Nebraska Commission on Judicial Qualifications will decide possible punishment up to removal.
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Neb
Adolf Hiter
Douglas County
Richard Jones
Jane Prochaska
Jones
Prochaska
Nebraska Commission On Judicial Qualifications
State Supreme Court
High Court
Shirley Kort
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