Allen Convicted of Double Murder in March Slaying
A jury found Hubert James Allen guilty of two counts of second degree murder for stabbing Lorraine Marshall and killing their 6 year old son James José Allen in March. Prosecutor William Fitzpatrick said the motive tied to Marshall’s cooperation in a police probe into Angela Allen’s disappearance.
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Lorraine Marshall
Wealmohdaga Street
Marshall
James José Allen
Genevieve Allen
Bradford
Delfina Starkey
Central Square
Syracuse
James Allen
Angela Allen
Fitzpatrick
Feds seek control of Accurate Die pension plan
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation asks U.S. District Court in Syracuse to terminate Accurate Die Casting Co. pension plan and appoint PBGC as trustee. A hearing is set for October 16 before Judge Howard Munson. The plan’s underfunding shows $2.3 million in obligations versus $14,000 in assets.
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US Thatriet Court
Syracuse
Accurate Die Casting Co
Fayetteville
Accurate
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
Accle Rate
PBGC
U.S. District Court
Howard Munson
Neon cl. 16
United Auto Workers
Unti
UAW
Joel Greenblatt
Munson
Federal Corporation
US urges Mediterranean nations not to harbor hijackers
Washington says all 118 presidents behind an appeal to nations around the Mediterranean to deny a safe haven for hijackers. US officials report urging Syria and nearby states not to let the ship El Al Lauro dock after it attempted to dock in Syria on Tuesday.
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Hijackers Say Theyll Surrender Achille Lauro Crisis Ends
Palestinian hijackers aboard the 23,629 ton Italian liner Achille Lauro agreed to free 420 hostages and surrender to Egyptian authorities after talks involving the PLO Italy and Egypt. The ship was near Port Said and all aboard were reported safe as negotiations concluded peacefully with no injuries.
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Tunisia
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Italy
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Senate moves toward vote on short term debt bill
The Senate ends a six day deadlock and seeks a quick vote on a deficit reduction amendment attached to a debt ceiling increase to 2.078 trillion. The plan aims to cover federal operations through the next week while House Democrats oppose the attached proposal and ONeill calls it fraud amid fears of a fiscal crisis.
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House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Robert Dole
Kan
Robert C. Byrd
D-W
Phil Gramm
Texas
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Congress
Heagan
Treasury
Richard G. Darman
Dole
Consumer group targets bread labels over wood fiber claims
A consumer lobbying group purchased several high fiber and low calorie breads to test labeling, asserting some products derive fiber from alpha cellulose sourced from wood rather than wheat. CSPI cites eight brands across the nation alleging misleading wording while bread makers defend their labels and note regulatory changes in dietary fiber labeling.
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Center For Science In the Public Interest
Liebman
Bella Dwyer
W.E. Long Co
Chicago
Vim
PDA
Tibet
Dwyer
Interstate Brands
Kansas
City
Oroweat Foods Co
Montebello
Calif
Merita Lite
American Bakeries
New York
Roman Lite
Roman Meal Co
Seattle
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