Two convicted in Pennsylvania Lottery rigging case
In Harrisburg a jury found former TV host Nick Perry and lottery official Edward Plevel guilty of theft by deception rigging the April 24 1980 Daily Number drawing ending a record 3.5 million payout. Plevel was acquitted on unsworn falsification.
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Pollution dispute over transboundary air pollution with Canada
US officials told a House subcommittee they would give careful attention to Canada’s demand that the United States control air pollution harming Canadian lakes. Pending an international acid rain agreement set to open negotiations next month, critics say the administration lacks a concrete strategy and could strain Canada US relations over environmental policy.
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Invasion plotter pleads guilty in Caribbean island plan
Michael Perdue, 32, of Houston, the alleged ringleader of the aborted Bayou of Pigs invasion of Dominica, appeared in federal court and pleaded guilty to one charge under a plea bargain. He admitted involvement in planning and financing the invasion force. He told the judge that he felt pain over the plan.
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