Cuban detainees to be sent back to Cuba after jail standoff
Five Cubans and one Bahamian surrendered at the St. Martin Parish jail ending nearly a week of captivity. The State Department confirmed they will be repatriated after freely relinquishing hostages, with Cuba agreeing to take them back. Details on timing and total deportations were not finalized.
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Indicted scientist Lee files federal privacy lawsuit
Wen Ho Lee, the Los Alamos scientist indicted on nuclear secrets charges, sues the FBI, Justice, and Energy departments in Washington. He accuses agencies of Privacy Act violations and of using false or unsubstantiated information to portray him as a Chinese spy, citing leaked AP reports and ongoing media coverage.
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Monsanto and Pharmacia merger creates 11th largest pharma firm
In New York, Monsanto and Pharmacia & Upjohn agreed to a 27 billion dollar merger that will form one of the world’s largest drug companies with 1999 revenues of 17 billion and a 2 billion dollar research budget. The combined group will be headquartered in Peapack New Jersey with an agricultural unit in St. Louis.
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North American Railways would merge CN and BNSF
Canadian National Railway and Burlington Northern Santa Fe plan a 6 billion stock swap merger to form North American Railways based in Montreal. The union would create the continent’s largest railroad, spanning Los Angeles to Halifax and the Gulf of Mexico to Vancouver, with about 67,000 workers and over 12.5 billion dollars in annual revenue. The deal awaits approvals and is targeted for completion in 2001.
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Foreclosure Sale Notice for Ottawa Property in Franklin County
Notice of sheriff sale in Franklin County Kansas for the N half of Lot C in Block 124 Ottawa plus a water line easement, at public auction on January 4 2000 at 10 00 am. Address 118 E Park St Ottawa KS 66067. Also lists plaintiff U Bank National Association and defendants including Donald J Carr.
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