Memphis Bank Robbery Suspect Fleeing Through Downtown
Memphis police chased a bank robbery suspect who fled from First Federal Bank to the Criminal Justice Center area. Officers tracked the dye-stained cash as the suspect ducked behind a law office and confronted a phalanx of officers at locked doors.
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Memphis
Tenn
Criminal Justice Center
First Federal Bank
Besch
Joe Holt
Pulang
Memphis Police Department
Shelby County Sheriff's Department
Justice Cener
Aaphalanx
Police Department
Holt
Wilson Declares Candidacy for President at Sacramento Rally
Gov. Pete Wilson of California said he is running for the Republican presidential nomination after weeks of delay. A banner reading Pete Wilson for President hung at his campaign headquarters as supporters gathered in Sacramento. Wilson cited experience as governor and leadership on issues like opposing racial preferences in employment immigration and crime.
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Washington
Pete Wilson
California
Sacramento
Wilson
Tobacts fight loans in Fla. legislature
TALLAHASSEE Fla Gov Lawton Chiles vetoes repeal of a law allowing the state to sue tobacco makers for health welfare costs The moved action targets Philip Morris and others seeking 1.4 billion dollars The Legislature faced lobbying opposition and a likely override attempt by Chiles a Democrat
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Tallahassee
Fla
Lawton Chiles
Chiles
Philip Morns Co
Man pleads guilty in Rosa Parks home invasion case
Detroit court hears that Skipper, 28, admitted breaking into Rosa Parks and two other elderly women homes. Prosecutors seek enhanced sentence. Parks, 82, was treated and released hours later. Parks helped spark the modern civil rights movement with her 1955 refusal to surrender her seat.
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Detroit
Rosa Parks
Herome
Parks
New Era Scam Costs New York Charities Millions
Organizations and individuals from New York figure in the collapse of the Foundation for New Era Philanthropy. Syracuse Rescue Mission loses 1.3 million in a double your money scheme as regulators acknowledge limited ability to uncover such fraud.
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New York
Foundation For New Era Philanthropy
Bowery Mission
Ghappa
National Foundation For Teaching Entrepreneurship
New Hope
Forest Hills
Syracuse
Spence-Chapin
Youth For Christ
Dix Hills
Lewis Berard
Geoffrey Boisi
John Grittin
Christine King
Larchmont
Stephen B. Klinsky
David Mace
Beatrice G Merzig
Oneoned
Goverment Agenc
Rescue Mission
New Era
Philadelphia
U.S
Revenue Service
Doug Williams
State Office of Charities
Williams
York
State Charities Bureau
Aoe
Vacco
Jennifer Post
New York State
State Department
Law Department
IRS
Wiliams
Post
High New York Sparation
Houghton College
Jen
Bosnian forces press attack around Sarajevo siege
In a major offensive, Bosnian government troops assault Serb positions around Sarajevo, seize a key road, and shell the city as the siege nears its third year. Shells hit Kesevo hospital and the presidency area, with both sides reporting casualties while UN forces bolster missions.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Gring
Kesevo
Presidency
HALA
Sentia Shizardty
Congress
Furn More
U.N
Yugoslavia
Clinton presses for Bosnia cease fire at seven nation summit
At the seven nation economic summit host Canada and U S leaders urged an immediate Bosnia cease fire to spur peace talks. The move followed a three hour dinner where Balkan tensions dominated discussions as Japan trade frictions loomed with the U S deadline threatening tariffs. Clinton and Murayama left no deal, with both sides pledging good faith though no extension of talks.
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Clinton
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Japan
Milch Murayama
Germany
Helmut Koht
European Union
Jacques Santer
Canada
Jean Ghratien
France
Jacques Chirac
Britain
John Major
Lamberto Dini
Presiden Clinton
Bosnia
Jean Chretien
Balkans
Cliino
Yies
U.S
Tomiichi Murayama
Murayama
Guns and gold tied to Arkansas robbery in bombing link
Federal investigators compare lists of weapons ammunition and coins from an Arkansas robbery and the home of bombing suspect Terry Nichols in Kansas. The Arkansas heist reportedly netted over 37000 dollars and may explain how Nichols and Timothy McVeigh funded months of planning and purchased materials for the April 19 attack. Patti Hall, a bombing survivor, is finally returning home after weeks in hospital care.
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Arkansas
Detroit
Getebatn City
Terry Nichols
Herion
Kan
Nichols
Detroit Free Press
Willda
Ad Suny
Lieve
Army
Timothy McVeigh
James Nichols
Terry
Decker
Mich
Roger Moore
Royal, Ark
McVeigh
Moore
Sndehorn
Alfred P. Murr
Federal Credit Union
Southwest Medical Center
Hall
Tatil
Sens
Thane Ok
Aterng
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Rosa
We ‘Glassroom Int
Gospel Volunteers Inc
Speculator
Houghon
Frank E Richardson
Nesroy Capital Corp
Julian Robertson
Tiger Management Corp
Laurence Rockefeller
Rockefeller Center
Mary French Rockefeller
Wastley Skinner
Kirkville
John C. Whitehead
The
Whitehead Foundation
Ohn H.T. Wilson
Morgan Stanley & Co
Ing
Jon Craig
Dennis Vacco
New
Daniel Langan
National Charities Information Bureau
le Westendeadalel
Langan
Internal Revenue Service
Pennsylvania
Radnor
Wilms
Department O State
Charities Bureau
Attorney General's Office
Department of State
Office of Charities
Secretary of State
National Association of State Charity
United Nations
Mojmila
Knight-Ridder News Service
Terry Richels
Dallas Morning News
Oklahoma City
Patti Hall
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