Akron man pleads to false product tampering claim
Curtis Burley, 33, faces up to five years and a $25,000 fine after pleading guilty to making a false product tampering report alleging meat was tainted with AIDS. Sentencing postponed. Burley admitted lying to FBI agents, saying revenge against a former girlfriend motivated the claim.
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Judge's son shot by police after not dropping gun
Virginia judge's son Archie Elliott III was shot and killed by two district Heights officers after he, handcuffed in a patrol car, allegedly fidgeted and brandished a handgun. Police could not confirm how many shots were fired or the gun's origin. Elliott's father is Portsmouth judge Archie Elliott Jr. Treat:
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Cairo blast raises death toll amid radical activity
In Cairo four people died and 18 were injured after a nail packed device exploded in a crowded Shubra square. Police seek a young man in his 20s who left a bag at the scene while witnesses describe a man in jeans. No claim of responsibility yet. Authorities link the incident to Muslim extremist actors aiming to impose an Islamic state.
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United Nations to send 7,600 peacekeepers to Bosnia
UN Security Council authorizes 7600 peacekeepers to protect Muslims in six Bosnian cities though governments stall on troop and equipment contributions. Mission faces delays as nations weigh participation in the dangerous deployment and amid pressures for a peace that may recognize Serb gains. In Jerusalem Rabin seeks stronger American role in Mideast talks as Washington hosts the 10th round.
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Adelphia Faces Channel Changes in Syracuse Franchise Talks
Adelphia TV must carry all full power stations in Syracuse service area under federal law. The firm currently reserves 11 basic channels plus HBO and will decide whether to move CNN to basic, replacing WWOR, while offering free upgrade to extended service until 47,000 subscribers are reached.
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Mohawk Rehires Leader After Peach Departure Amid FAA Pressure
Mohawk Airlines plans to reapply for flight certification after Peach resigns as president under FAA pressure. Kim Champney becomes president, John Peach named chairman, and 80 employees keep jobs as the carrier readies its fleet amid two weeks of legal and safety scrutiny.
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Gulf Coast storm may become year's first hurricane Arlene
The Gulf Coast system could strengthen to a tropical storm today and be named Arlene. Forecaster Dan Guertin of the National Weather Service warns landfall is likely, with Beatriz in the Pacific suppressing its path. An estimated 5 to 10 inches of rain could hit parts of the Texas coast as the system moves toward Brownsville.
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