Two Taiwanese Men Charged Over Taxol Formula Theft Plot
In Philadelphia, Kar Lo Huang and Crevers Ho, both 40, face charges after a 140 year undercover FBI operation. Agents posed as informants and brokers to trap would‑be thieves seeking the Taxol cancer drug formula from Bristol-Myers Squibb. The case centers on allegations of offering bribery and illicit access to corporate secrets.
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Death probe into infant cremation amid unclear details
Reported case involves infant Alexus Ancheson born September 13 who choked on milk and died a month later. Police say information from parents Robert and Rachael Ancheson is known, with cremation conducted without clear medical or county records. Authorities investigate potential occult connections but records are incomplete and family home births are noted.
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Alexus Ancheson
Robert
Rachael Anche
Trenomcomp
South African teen sentenced in carjack killing
A South African teenager was sentenced to 35 years in prison for the 1996 carjack slaying of Pamela McGill. The defendant Abe.-4 displayed little emotion during the lengthy proceedings and wiped tears as the verdict was delivered.
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Cutt leader jailed over daughter's 13-year marriage
Provo Utah religious cult leader John Perr Chaney of The House of Chaney was sentenced to five years in prison on three felony charges for performing a marriage ceremony in 1993 between his 13-year-old daughter and a man. Prosecutors say the ceremony occurred on a street corner, the girl testified against her father, and she now lives with her grandparents.
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House of Chaney
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Inmate Maintains Innocence Before Execution
David Stoker, 38, was executed in Huntsville Texas after convictions for fatally shooting David Mantrique during an $86 Hale Center robbery. He left a note claiming innocence and thanking supporters including relatives and lawyers, telling the victim’s family he was sorry for their loss.
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Stoker
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Hale Center
Ohio brothers surrender in Ruby Ridge linked shootouts
Cheyne Kehoe, 21, surrendered at the Colville county courthouse after fearing life due to authorities actions at the Ruby Ridge siege. He arrived with a church pastor as intermediary. His brother Chevie Kehoe, 24, remains a fugitive amid a nationwide manhunt sparked by February Ohio shootouts captured on video.
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Ruby Ridge
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Four Bodies Found in Bellevue Home For Sale
Seattle suburb Bellevue Washington reports four people found dead Monday in a house for sale east of Seattle. Police Lt Ball Ferguson said the victims appeared Asian and their identities and cause of death were not yet known. The home had been occupied by a family of four including a mother father and two young adults from Hong Kong. A real estate agent discovered the scene. Telephone records list a Sam N ta at the residence in an upscale neighborhood.
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Seattle
Ball Ferguson
Hong Kong
Sam N Ta
Robber and girl dead after McDonald’s shootout
In Barstow California an off duty officer shot at a masked robber during a McDonald’s robbery. A 9 year old girl was killed by a stray bullet and the gunman also died. The incident began when the suspect handed a note to the manager and forced workers to evacuate.
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McDonald's
Jim Lindley
Linsley
Capitol repairs loom over Washingtons historic campus
Walsh and his subcommittee oversee the Capitol complex, a 13 million square foot site costing billions to fix. The Boraine Carden crumble needs 335 million dollars, the Library of Congress roof requires 6 million, while budget battles hinder funded repairs. The Capitol and Washington symbolize national history in a vast, intricate building.
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Worth Beyond Price for Capo Art Treasures
Treasured artworks spanning a century fill the Capo with frescos busts and paintings, demanding dozens of conservators and a large fortune. A Brumid fresco restoration once cost $300,000, while Capitol maintenance costs are estimated at up to $50 million annually, far above recent appropriations of $24 million for capital improvements.
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Unsafe garden spat at US Botanic Garden
The Botanic Garden faces closure as 1 percent of its structure is deemed unsafe after decades of neglect and multiple renovations. The project, funded at 335 million in a recent emergency bill, will take over two years with a 1999 reopening goal.
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Syracuse
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Capitol Growth and Architects Behind Its 19th Century Rise
The Capitol’s early growth faced delays as architect Thornton aimed for a 1800 completion. A temporary brick oval called the Oven housed the House to ease crowding. Latrobe built the first south wing by 1841 and added a Supreme Court chamber and a covered walkway. War of 1812 fires led to a $500,000 reconstruction by Latrobe, who resigned. Bulfinch completed restoration in 1819 and the copper dome, with final completion in 1826 costing $24 million.
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Capitol
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Engish
Rotunda
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Latrobe
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Washington
Capitol Expansion Sparks Design Competition and Dome Change
In 1850 Washington the Capitol crowd grew as new states joined. Congress selected Thomas Walter for an extension after a winner failed to emerge. Montgomery Meigs oversaw construction and by 1859 two new wings housed the growing complex. The copper dome proved too small and leaked, creating a fire hazard. In 1855 Congress funded a larger cast iron dome also designed by Walter.
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Fillmore
Thomas Walter
Montgomery Meigs
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Walter
Retiree Wins Pension Battle Faces Price
Senate panel weighed how to ease mounting pension problems for seniors without raising federal spending. pension experts note complexity in calculation often leaving retirees underpaid while efforts to fund aid programs face long odds. case of Witort shows intermediaries charging hundreds to secure back pensions.
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America
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