Plea deal may spare alleged spy Hanssen case
Washington sources say the Justice Department may drop the death penalty if Robert Hanssen cooperates in a plea agreement over 15 years of passing U.S. secrets to Moscow for 1.4 million in cash and diamonds. Hanssen, detained since February, pled not guilty May 31. his lawyer cites impasse over terms.
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Senate votes to expand education bill funding and reform
Democrats defend added education spending in the Senate bill amid calls for more funding beyond Bush's proposal. The package, passed 91 to 8, increases K-12 funding to 33 billion for next fiscal year, includes annual testing and new reading programs, and boosts charter schools while linking aid to performance. Negotiations with the House will decide final totals.
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Resolution fixing lime and place for hearing Ottawa Kansas
A formal city resolution sets a hearing for July 18 2001 at 7 00 p m to determine condemnation and required repairs or demolition of 709 N Main Ottawa Franklin County Kansas The process follows K S A 12 1750 and calls on owners lien holders and occupants to appear and show cause The resolution directs publication in the official city newspaper and notes adoption June 4 2004 in Ottawa Kansas with city officials Scott D Bird and Gene Ramsey signing as city clerk and mayor.
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