IRA claims biggest bank heist linked to peace talks
The report alleges the IRA robbed a Belfast bank of about 50 million pounds on December 20. Cops say the incident undermines the Good Friday peace process and jeopardizes efforts toward disarmament and decommissioning within the Sinn Fein coalition. The piece also references related political fallout and legal actions in the region.
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Job growth in 2004 hits five year high in January hires
Washington reports show employers added 157,000 payroll jobs in December, pushing the 2004 annual increase to 3.2 million the strongest since 1999. Unemployment averaged 5.4 percent for the year, lowest since 2001, as Bush cites a positive economy with economists noting tepid momentum.
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Mississippi Killing Case Returns to Court After 40 Years
Edgar Ray Killen, nearing 80, faced murder charges tied to the 1964 killings of James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner. Prosecutors presented evidence to a Mississippi grand jury, reopening a case that polarized the nation and revived debate over Civil Rights era violence. Killen pleaded not guilty as he was arraigned, with new hearings scheduled and public reaction mixing sorrow and calls for justice.
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Jury seated in Abu Ghraib abuse court martial
Fort Hood Texas jurors, including four officers and six enlisted men, were seated to hear whether Spe Charles Graner Jr acted to beat detainees or followed orders to soften inmates for interrogation. Opening statements set for Monday as Graner faces up to 174 years.
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