Dirty Chicago cop risks life to bring gang down
Detec tive Bobby Drozd, secretly aiding federal agents, spent 40 months living as a corrupt cop to infiltrate the Traveling Vice Lords on Chicago’s West Flournoy Street. He wore a wire, feigned decline, and helped indict 21 gang members facing life in prison while colleagues doubted him.
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Roberts Criticized As UNICEF Ambassador In Haiti Visit
Oscar winning actress Julia Roberts drew criticism for snubs and snide remarks toward journalists during a Haiti visit as UNICEF goodwill ambassador. She clashed with reporters at events, barred media from photos, and queried a photographer in orange. Roberts defense cited media softness and privacy concerns.
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Chief Drive-In sign revived by Walmart in Topeka
After ten years of neglect the Chief Drive-In Theater sign in Topeka Kansas lights again. Wal Mart paid nearly 30000 to refurbish the 125137 square foot neon sign and moved it 1000 yards northwest for use in announcing community events at a new store. Lisa Hagedorn Krass notes preservation value and costly porcelain enamel neon work.
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Martha Hagedom-Krass
David Glass
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