Missing diver fled across the world before arrest
David J. Priedland disappeared while facing sentencing for kickbacks from a Teamsters pension fund. Special agent John C. McGinley said Priedland swam away and surfaced in other nations, traveling first class with funds from friends. He visited Kenya, Venice, Paris, Chaville, Kong and Singapore while evading authorities.
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Armored truck heist at Weymouth shopping plaza
Four armed robbers seized an armored truck outside a Weymouth bank at a busy plaza. Guards were found unharmed and restrained nearby. A blue Chevrolet relay van was found on fire further down the road to destroy evidence. The robbery lasted under five minutes with money missing and suspects unidentified.
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19 named as Carnegie heroes from 11 states and Canada
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission honored Lucille Babcock of Little Rock Arkansas and 18 others for risking their lives to aid others. Babcock, a 66 year old disabled woman, subdued a neighbor's attacker with her cane during a rape incident. Five claimed they lied in their attempts.
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PTL reorganization plan cleared amid debts recap
In Columbia South Carolina on Tuesday bankruptcy judge Rufus Reynolds confirmed PTL’s reorganization plan allowing the ministry to begin repaying over 60 million dollars in debts. Trustee David Clark hailed the move as a new resurrection while creditors and Jim Bakker's attorney voiced objections. The IRS expressed satisfaction as negotiations for a potential settlement proceed with a 60 day report due. A Romanian tennis player Madamina Voinea was granted political asylum in the United States after defecting a day earlier.
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Romania
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Worker survives fall down air duct
Edward Ruetigers a 51 year old Manassas Virginia man survived a fall down a air duct at a Fairfax County office building. He was in serious condition at Fairfax Hospital with possible neck and back injuries after wedging in an 18 by 18 inch duct section on the fourth floor and workers cut through the duct to rescue him.
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Me Wedding at McDonald’s Sparks Surprise Firing
Kathy Goley, manager of a White Lake Township McDonald’s in Michigan, wed customer Bob Hagle Monday inside the restaurant. Before vows, about half the staff were fired as roughly 50 guests watched amid rows of fresh Big Macs. The ceremony occurred during business hours, shocking regulars.
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Man Arrested in Child Rape Inquiry as Break Appears
Police announce the arrest of Paul H. Kalakosky, 34, after a search of his home, as investigators say he fits victim descriptions. Chief Terry Mangan notes the case has 14 months with 1,400-plus suspects listed and 2,300 tips received, but Kalakosky was not named in tips.
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Reagan signs deficit reduction package amid last minute votes
Congress approved a catch all spending bill and a major housing measure aimed at saving 33.3 billion dollars. The package includes a prohibition on government non disclosure pledges and limits on foreign participation in public works. Senate passage was 59 to 30 and House vote was 209 to 208 amid late night drama.
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Bailus details $8000 payoff tied to Skaneateles bonds
In a federal hearing, Bajus testified he held $490,000 in municipal bearer bonds and coupons for former Mayor Lee Alexander’s alleged kickback scheme. Spaulding and Bajus spoke of an $8,000 payment amid debt and favors, with bonds later traced to a Park Circle restaurant meeting and a transfer to DiNardo and Alexander. The case probes a conspiracy and set trial for January 19 if charges stand.
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