Jury to decide Diallo case with lesser charges option
Jurors in the Amadou Diallo case may be allowed to convict on manslaughter or negligent charges in addition to second degree murder. Judge Teres reserved decision after defense rested and adjourned trial to Tuesday for closing arguments. Defendants Kenneth Ross Richard Murphy Sean Carroll and Edward McMellon face possible penalties up to 25 years if convicted.
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Lottery funds college scholarships in New York state
Albany reports the Leaders of Tomorrow scholarship program may award 20000 per year for up to four years at public or private colleges in New York. One student from each of about 1300 participating high schools will be chosen for leadership and community service.
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Cadets charged in West Point break-in
West Point officials say two cadets from the United States Military Academy have been charged with felony burglary larceny and a serious misconduct count after a December 12 break-in at the cadet store. Joh B Taylor and William L Bender face possible court martial if the Army approves the charges. Ages and hometowns were not released.
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Pentagon approves 200M for Israeli military bases
The Pentagon said it will provide 200 million dollars to Israel to construct two infantry training bases and a logistics base for an armored reserve division. Two men pleaded innocent in the shooting deaths of Nevasha Marsh and Andre Wallace, both 17, outside a Woodrow Wilson High School home after a basketball game. Jermaine Johnson turned himself in to District 67 police. Carlton Blount surrendered earlier. Wallace was captain of his high school football team and Marsh was an honors student.
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Broadcasters challenge FCC plan for low power FM stations
The National Association of Broadcasters filed a petition with the U S Court of Appeals in DC seeking to overturn FCC rules authorizing hundreds of low power FM stations. They argue the decision is arbitrary and would cause interference to existing FM stations. FCC tests claim the service can be added without harming current broadcasts. The agency plans to issue noncommercial licenses to 100-watt and 10-watt groups by summer, far below common FM station power levels.
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