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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1999
Page
12
Former Lincoln Savings chief Charles Keating Jr. admitted to four fraud counts, accepting a deal allowing his release. The case centerpiece of the 1980s S&L crisis involved about 200 million in investor losses and a 3.4 billion taxpayer cost. Prosecutors had indicated they would seek retry.
An Ottawa transport agency employee shot four people at the citys main bus garage before taking his own life with a high powered rifle. Police said the attack happened in a cavernous maintenance facility housing about 500 buses and that the gunmans name would not be released pending family notification.
Hartford police officers Michael Basile and Jesus Rivera were arrested on federal civil rights charges alleging they coerced prostitutes into sex under threat of arrest. A former officer pleaded guilty to related charges and a fourth arrest was possible, with Basile and Rivera each released on $100,000 bail.
The IRS uses a secret DIF computer formula to select returns for audit, auditing less than two percent. Self employed incomes with high itemized deductions and unusual medical, charitable, or casualty write offs raise flags, while proper documentation and prompt written responses help close cases. experts note two main flag categories and emphasize thorough records and timely replies to IRS inquiries.
President Clinton defended engagement with China amid criticism of human rights and trade policies. He warned against a campaign-driven cold war that would isolate Beijing and harm opportunities for dialogue, information access, and ties with the democratic world as Zhu Rongji prepares for talks.
Rolando Cruz, exonerated after nearly a decade on death row for the 1983 Naperville murder, faces new murder charges for his own lies amid a probe accusing seven Illinois officials of framing him. The case alleges conspiracy to obstruct justice and official misconduct with added perjury counts for deputies.
The Smithsonian welcomes Breitling Orbiter 3 balloon entry to its National Air and Space Museum display lineup. Balloon stands 181 feet tall when inflated and will be shown with its gondola featuring a bunk, toilet, kitchen, control panel, oxygen tanks, solar panels, satellite phones and a fax machine.
FBI and prosecutors probe the 1995 disappearance of Madalyn Murray O Hair as two ex cellmates face firearms charges. David Waters once ran the American Atheists office and is linked, by defense, to possible involvement. Gary Karr admits helping dispose of four bodies in Texas, including a man linked to Waters. No direct link disclosed by authorities.
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr and the three-judge panel that appointed him will testify April 14 before the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee considering renewal of the Watergate era law. The panel will hear Starr and three judges. The issue centers on reform or expiration of the 1978 statute governing independent counsels.
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