New Mexico man gets 46 months for threatening banks
Richard Leon Goyette was sentenced in Amarillo federal court to 46 months in prison for sending threatening letters with suspicious powder to 52 banks and FDIC offices nationwide. He faces fines of 5000 and about 87000 in restitution. The letters claimed harm within 10 days and one referenced the Oklahoma City bombing.
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Texans sue KBR Halliburton over Iraq war burn pits
Six Texans sue Houston based KBR and Halliburton in a San Antonio federal court over burn pits at U S camps in Iraq and Afghanistan. They allege military contractors burned trucks tires and even human corpses releasing toxins harming at least 10 000 people. A KBR spokeswoman calls the claim unfounded while Halliburton says it had no involvement.
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