Father recounts son’s militia ties and gun case
A father spoke about his son’s militia interest and a linked crime case involving Galvin, described as carrying a concealed pistol and holster, with arrests at a Henrietta gas station. FBI interviews and a bank robbery claim by a bandit named in Fulton surfaced, while Galvin faced detention as federal marshals moved her from the courtroom. Neighbors and friends offered support as Galvin’s parents pledge property for her appearance in court.
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Broton
Galvin
Henrietta
Hurd
FBI
Futon
Rossi
Fulton
Cuca
Edward
Shirley Galvin
Syracuse
Onondaga and
Jefferson
Farrakhan declines Libyan prize amid sanctions
Farrakhan travels to Tripoli to accept a Gaddafi Human Rights Award but cannot take a $250,000 prize due to U.S. sanctions on Libya. The Nation of Islam vows to pursue legal action while praising Gaddafi for aiding Libyans and global causes. The United States seeks Libyan extradition of two suspects in the 1988 Pan Am 103 bombing.
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Tripoli
Libya
Louis Farrakhan
United States
Muammar Gadarth
Nation of Islam
Farrakhan
Gaddafi
Washington
Pan Am
Lockerbie
Scotland
Syracuse University
Central New York
Meaan type law retroactivity claim narrows ARTEOY case
Prosecutors argue the policy change is as in the case, while defense contends the May citation indicates a broader issue of retroactivity. The brief references unidentified officials and local actions amid a contentious legal dispute.
Bomb hoax prompts three hour Maryland Statehouse evacuation
Police evacuated the Maryland Statehouse for three hours after a bomb hoax was found and deemed fake. Daniel James, 62, was charged with placing a hoax device in two incidents aimed at Gov. Parris Glendening and other officials. In the Thursday case an envelope in a cigarette urn near a ground floor entrance contained a disposable tablecloth and printed materials. A prior package had wires and similar contents.
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Apolis
Maryland Statehouse
Daniel James
Col
David Mitchell
James
Parris Glendening
Mitchell
Glendening
D.C
Court Rules Prison NA Program Violates First Amendment
A federal appeals court in Chicago ruled Wisconsin prison officials cannot force inmates at Oakhill Correctional Institution to join Narcotics Anonymous, finding coercion of religious activity breaches the establishment clause. The decision cites penalties for refusal and impacts on parole prospects as evidence of coercion. A Make-A-Wish chapter in Pittsburgh will send an Alaska moose-hunt wish for an 18-year-old bone cancer patient, despite protests and a board review of hunting-wish policy.
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Madison
Wis
Oakhall Correctional Institution
Chicago
Narcotics ‘Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
Department of Corrections
Bill Clausius
Oakhill
Jeff Wycheren
For
James Kerr
Kerr
Pittsburgh
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Make-A-Wish
Michele Atkins
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NTA
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Farmers Market
Als
TaPi
Ava
Peck
Wa Celery
Sifone
Fea
GI Loring
Chuck
Globe Arborvitae
Rose of Sharon
Biler
Mordastius
Geeards
Oleshur Broton
Th Lemlops
Mary
Ronald Xnortman
Debra Finnigan
The
Associated Press
U.S
Gadnafi
U.S. Treasu Department
Long
Brother Gaddafi
Gaige
Hunter
Frontier Cellular
Ellular
Wegman's Plaza
Erie Bhd
Shopringtown Mall
Westvale Plaza
the Galleries of
Auburn
Grant
ACORN
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