Pozsgai Plans Appeal Over Wetland Conviction
John Pozsgai of Mornsville Pennsylvania seeks to appeal a 1988 federal Clean Water Act conviction on 40 counts. His lawyers argue the decision should be reviewed by the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and have until April 7 to file the petition with the higher court. Pozsgai, aged 57, was sentenced last July to three years in prison, a $202,000 fine, and ordered to restore the wetlands. The Washington Legal Foundation represents him in this appeal effort.
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Suit aims to admit women to Virginia Military Institute
The federal government filed a suit to force the all male Virginia Military Institute to admit women. It targets Gov. L. Douglas Wilder and the school over a female student's denied application to attend the Lexington academy. The action contends the policy violates the Civil Rights Act and the 14th Amendment. officials had no comment.
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Shuttle crew releases spy satellite from Atlantis
Cape Canaveral report says Atlantis orbited a five man military crew released a 500 million dollar satellite from the shuttle’s cargo bay Thursday, a day after liftoff. The satellite is designed to monitor parts of the Soviet Union never before observed from a shuttle launched craft.
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Man with fake tax returns gets 12 years in prison
Lowell Abbe, 47, used fake tax returns and fictitious assets including cattle to obtain more than 1 million in loans. He pleaded guilty to 22 counts of fraud and was ordered to repay 413000 to seven Ohio lenders. FBI traced assets after he changed attorneys multiple times.
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Strikes Halt Most Greyhound Bus Service Nationwide
Amid a strike, Syracuse riders face long waits and uncertain travel home. Vermont Transit and Trailways scramble to cover routes while Greyhound plans limited service and warns of thousands stranded. Union leaders condemn disruptions as replacements and cross-picketing actions unfold in major terminals.
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Bush Kaifu summit centers on trade tensions
President Bush and Prime Minister Kaifu met in Palm Springs amid stalled talks with Japan over trade concessions. A sky diver incident near the hotel drew police and Secret Service attention, while officials warned of possible tougher action if negotiations fail. The U.S. trade deficit with Japan remains a core issue as talks falter and U.S. calls for increased Japanese aid persist.
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