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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1995

Page

4

Bulger Faces Civil War Over Lottery Winnings Claim

Law officials pursue civil forfeiture to seize 1.9 million dollars linked to Whitey Bulger while federal prosecutors file suits. A grand jury has heard evidence that could add charges as Bulger, 65, remains a racketeering defendant and fugitive since January.

Whitey Bulger Cole Bulgée Lott Evia FBI Michael Linskey

Workers rescued after fall of wet concrete at Norfolk jail annex

Three workers trapped up to their waists in hardening concrete were freed with sugar and power saws after a section of new floor collapsed on the third floor of a Norfolk jail annex. Seven workers and 80 cubic yards of wet concrete plunged 10 feet. injuries included sprains, fractures, and one hospitalized for observation.

Norfolk Marcus Warren

Bones Found At Jesse James Grave In Missouri Dig

Scientists excavating Jesse James grave in Kearney Missouri uncovered most of a skull an upper rib cage bones of both arms and at least 14 teeth including a gold tooth along with silver casket handles. They aim to compare DNA with the outlaw's confirmed descendants to confirm identity.

Kearney Jesse James James

Newborn Tossed From Moving Car Found by Boys in Dayton

A biracial newborn boy, dubbed Baby Doe, was found in a blanket with a bleeding umbilical cord after being tossed from a moving red car in Dayton. He is in fair condition at Children's Medical Center with hypothermia, under police protection. Two unidentified boys witnessed the incident, saying the driver nearly struck them as another man discarded the infant into a grassy ditch. They alerted a nearby trucker and his son who called 911.

Dayton Ohio Baby Doe Children’s Medical Center

McVeigh Refuses Handwriting Sample in Grand Jury

Oklahoma City bombing suspect Timothy McVeigh refused to provide a writing sample arguing he normally avoids cursive. Defense says it could incriminate him. Judge David Russell questions the rationale and orders briefs for contempt hearing.

Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh Stephen Jones McVeigh U.S David Russell

IRS to audit hundreds of thousands of returns this fall

The IRS plans to audit about 92 923 individual tax returns starting this fall to test how accurately filers report marriages births school proximity and deductions. The program targets those with complex returns especially Schedule C sole proprietors and partnerships and may involve affadavits and documents from various people. Critics call audits intrusive but Congress shows no plans to curb them.

Washington IRS Margaret Milner Richardson Congress

Sarajevo children lose laughter as siege deepens

In Sarajevo the streets lie empty and basements shelter children from daily shelling. Parents fear for their lives as 1800 Bosnian children have died since April 1992 and over 15,000 maimed. The siege fuels trauma with long lasting effects on youth and family life.

Lok

U.S. Seeks to Shield Enclaves With Air Strikes In Bosnia

The Clinton administration backs stepped up NATO air strikes on Serb forces to defend Muslim enclaves in Bosnia. Talks with Britain and France consider options including U N approval bypass and a broader air campaign. Officials discuss deploying a European U N rapid response force to Gorazde and potential unilateral NATO air action.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina Bosnia United States U.N Srebrenica Zepa Gorazdé Gorazde Radovan Karadzic Washington Clinton NATO U.S Warren Christopher Malcolm Rifkind London State Department France Britain Sif Germany Russia Christopher Christophr ATO U.S. Navy Air Force Tangate

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