Nigerian printed fake hundreds seized in Boston arrest
Seven counterfeit one hundred dollar bills confiscated after Boston chemist Frantz Ambroise was arrested for attempting to buy a camcorder with them. Forensic tests in Washington linked the notes to Nigeria, with similar bills found in Australia, Connecticut, New York, and Vermont. </s>
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Nigeria
Federal Secret Service
Washington, D.C
Charles Monahan
Secret Service
Boston Herald
Australia
Connecticut
New York
Vermont
Frantz Ambroise
West Roxbury
Brockton
Ambroise
Pledge to curb racial rhetoric in South Carolina race
Democratic chair Ronnie Maxwell and Republican Henry McMaster will ask candidates to sign a pledge refraining from using race to win supporters. Initiated by Jesse Washington Jr. of the Greater Columbia Community Relations Council the pledge has no formal penalties but signatories would be held to their word.
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Columbia
S.C
Democratic Party
Ronnie Maxwell
Republican Party
Henry McMaster
Jesse Washington Jr
Greater
Judge warns two girls to behave or face court
Mount Clemens Michigan. Fifth graders Kylan Schultz and Cassandra Reibel appeared before Circuit Judge Michael Schwartz after an after school hearing. The judge lifted a prior protection order that barred the girls from the same property and ordered them to behave, remain in classroom sight of each other, and avoid harassment or threats.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Jacomb Circuit
Michael Schwartz
Kylan Schultz
Cassandra Reibel
Schwartz
Miller Elementary
Detroit
Center Line
Kytan
Cassandra
Schwertz
Unabomber Cabin Moves To Trial Site In California
The 10 by 12 foot cabin alleged to hold Unabomber bombs was turned over to defense lawyers as key evidence. It was shipped from Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana toward Sacramento where jury selection continued for Ted Kaczynski, the suspected math professor hermit charged in four bombings. FBI found links to bombings that killed three and injured 29 between 1978 and 1995. Defense says cabin will show mental illness.
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Calif
Whiele Tudulvic Nhacay Fon
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Montana
Kaczynski
Lincoln
Mont
FBI
Prosecutors near end of Nichols case in Oklahoma City bombing
Prosecutors wrap in the Nichols case as Capt. Matthew Cooper testifies about the delay before two Marines were found among the rubble of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The 4,000-pound fertilizer bomb killed 168 people on April 19, 1995 setting a grim backdrop for the trial.
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Denver
Timothy McVeigh
Matthew Cooper
Oklahoma City
Cooper
Terry Nichols
McVeigh
Nichols
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
Disney pledges 25 million toward Los Angeles concert hall
Disney officials announce a 25 million donation to finish the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. The gift, paired with a 5 million pledge from Roy E. Disney and his wife, boosts fundraising to about 160 million of an estimated need, with the hall slated to open in 2001.
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Disney
Los Angeles
Walt Disney Co
Walt Disney
Lillian
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Roy E. Disney
Patty
Debating climate cuts ethics slow Kyoto path
Kyoto talks hinge on who pays for emissions cuts as Third World nations insist on tailored targets while rich countries face pressure to lead. Activists note developing states have begun reducing subsidies and emissions, and potential technologies offer cleaner options, though funding and access remain barriers.
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Japan
Jone
Nomrar Natime
Clinton
Senate
United States
U.S
Mark Mwandosya
Tanzania
Mwandosya
World Resources Institute
Berlin
Ie Taih Wuuieente
Third World
Africa
Indonesia
United Nations Development Program
Global Environmental Facility
World Bank
Anders Wiikman
U.N
China
India
South Korea
Mexico
Uni
Cor Mes
Ued States
World Resources Instit
Thei
Spotlight on Brazil forest destruction continues
Brazil shows a 34 percent rise in deforestation through 1994 with about 15,000 square kilometers lost yearly amid fires and logging. Officials propose crackdowns and radar surveillance while environmentalists warn of future threats as road projects and industrial expansion loom.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Amazon
U.S
Spotlighted continents and topics in weekly series
The schedule lists Spotlight topics on Brazil Africa Poland India and a New York feature about the economics of warmth. It notes that environmentalists argue the problem is political will not money, with cryptic garbled text appended.
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Pcou Muuiqte Pbk
Ako Pi Ai
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