Hanssen trial could expose U S secrets
Washington AP reports veteran FBI agent Robert Hanssen was indicted on 21 counts of espionage for allegedly passing about 1.4 million dollars in cash and diamonds for secrets to Moscow. The case could force disclosure of sensitive U S information and test plea bargain limits amid death penalty questions.
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York Mayor to be charged with 1969 race riot murder
York Pennsylvania AP reports Mayor Charlie Robertson surrendered on murder charges in the 1969 death of Lillie Belle Allen during race riots. An affidavit alleges Robertson supplied ammunition and urged killers, while Robertson protests innocence amid prior white power remarks and a recent primary victory.
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Bush energy plan offers long term fix with no quick relief
President Bush unveils an energy blueprint aimed at boosting oil gas and nuclear energy with 1300 new power plants. The 163 page task force report stresses long term strategies while acknowledging no immediate summer fixes for gasoline prices or Western power shortages.
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Power plan for energy policy shifts and federal actions
A set of recommendations seeks an executive order to weigh energy supply impact in new regulations, review federal lands for oil and gas, streamline approvals for power facilities, extend tax credits for renewables, accelerate Alaska gas pipeline permits, fund clean coal research, and grant refiners flexibility while eliminating boutique fuels in coordination with states.
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House votes to keep abortion ban on foreign aid
The House narrowly passed an amendment to the State Department bill keeping Bush’s order blocking 425 million dollars in U S aid to groups abroad that support abortion rights. The vote 218 to 210 included 32 Democrats siding with Republicans, offset by 33 Republicans who voted no.
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Democrats warn against changes in tax plan
Democrats warn the Senate compromise for an 11 year 1.35 trillion tax cut could unravel if Republicans push deeper income tax cuts and faster dates. They note the top rate may fall from 39.6 to 33 percent with a 2007 finish, while House Republicans push a quicker path and larger cuts for the wealthy.
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Tarbox Divorce Notified in Franklin County KS Court
Janice R. Tarbox petitions for divorce from Robert A. Tarbox in Franklin County District Court Kansas. Respondent must plead by June 18, 2001 or judgment will be entered. Kansas Legal Services attorney Carmen L. San Martin represents petitioner at 707 Minnesota Ave Suite 600 Kansas City Kansas 66101.
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