FBI searches landfill for nuclear tapes linked to Wen Ho Lee
FBI agents combed a snow covered landfill in New Mexico using a bulldozer and floodlight seeking tapes containing nuclear weapons data from Los Alamos National Laboratory. The probe centers on tapes Lee allegedly discarded after downloading restricted data, with officials offering few details as the operation spans weeks.
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Velvet and special occasion dresses sale banner
A storefront ad promotes up to 55 percent extra savings and 40 percent off on all girls velvet and special occasion dresses with some styles already reduced.
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Orio
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Columbine families offer 1.6 million settlement in shooting case
The families of Columbine High School gunmen and an arms supplier propose a 1.6 million settlement from homeowners insurance to about 37 victims or relatives. The Nov 20 letter states the offer depends on full resolution of all claims. In San Antonio, former Rep. Henry B Gonzalez, a trailblazer for Hispanics, dies at 84 after 37 years in Congress.
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U.S
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Eric Harris
Dylan Klebold
Mark Manes
San Antonio
Henry B. Gonzalez
Elvira Encina
Gonzalez
Capitol Hill
Father and Uncle Sentenced in Coach Assault
In Torrance California John Martinez 34 and his brother Anthony Martinez 23 were sentenced to 45 days in jail after pleading no contest to misdemeanor assault for attacking Torrance South High School coach Brett Peabody following a loss. They allegedly knocked the coach to the ground and beat him when he refused to increase a relative's playing time.
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Calif
John Martinez
Anthony Martinez
Torrance South
Brett Peabody
Milwaukee Widows Seek At Least 10 Million in Crane Collapse Case
Milwaukees attorney for three ironworkers widows asks jury to hold contractor liable for 10 million after crane collapse during base ball stadium roof lift on July 14, 1999. He assigns 90 percent blame to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America and site supervisor Victor Grotlisch.
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Baseball
Jerome Starr
Jeffrey Wischer
William DeGrave
Robert Habush
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America Inc
Victor Grotlisch
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