Restitution for slave labor seen as inadequate
Survivors in the United States criticized a Tuesday settlement creating a $5.2 billion fund to compensate Nazi era forced and slave laborers. Payments range from about $2,600 to $3,125 for forced laborers and up to roughly $7,800 for concentration-camp victims. Survivors called the money late and insufficient, noting many died before recovery.
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Korean American fund-raiser charged with campaign corruption
Yung Soo Yoo, a 63-year-old Glen Ridge businessman, faces charges in Brooklyn federal court alleging he solicited illegal donations and told parents of felons they could buy the children's freedom with campaign support. He allegedly helped channel contributions to Alfonso D Amato and Robert Dole campaigns.
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Clerk charged in theft of bloodstained diary
A diary tied to a slain Muslim leader, described as bloodstained and bullet pierced, was recovered from a courthouse safe eight years after disappearance. Clerk Doug Henderson faces grand larceny and stolen property charges for allegedly stealing and selling the diary introduced at the murder trial.
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Cohan House Wins Landmark Status on Long Island
The village of Kings Point on Long Island’s north shore granted landmark status to the George M. Cohan house, birthplace of the WWI battle cry “Over There.” Trustees voted unanimously to preserve the mansion where the Broadway showman once lived.
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Corrections and museum exhibit notes published in Herald Journal
The Herald-Journal invites readers to report coverage errors to Tim Bunn. A misstatement about HMOs in a health survey is corrected clarifying that Blue Cross BlueShield is not an HMO, though it has an HMO division. A Ansel Adams photograph was misfiled. it now displays at Everson Museum of Art with hours and admission details.
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Delivery notice for Herald readers with service contacts
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