Hacker pleads guilty to NASA computer break in
New Rochelle resident Raymond Torricelli, 20, admitted hacking into two NASA laboratory computers in 1998 to steal usernames and passwords and access other systems. He created a chat room directing users to a pornography site and earned 18 cents per referred customer. He said no intentional damage. Prosecutors seek eight to 14 months in prison at sentencing March 7. maximum possible sentence was 27 years and a $950,000 fine.
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Woman wounded in office shooting in Hayward
In Hayward California a man shot and wounded a woman at an office complex and holed up in an empty building. Police surrounded the structure as sharpshooters tried to contact him more than an hour later. The woman's injuries were non life threatening. Police returned fire when the gunman fired at them. It was unclear if the suspect was wounded.
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Eden Medical Center
Cassandra Phelps
Manuel Silva
Review ordered for Kosovo miscond uct actions affecting 82nd Airborne
Gen John W Hendrix directed a formal review of favorable personnel actions given to 82nd Airborne Division members linked to abuses in Kosovo. The memo cites leadership failures and discipline gaps within A Company of 3rd Battalion, notes no names, and calls for a reassessment by the Army Suitability Evaluation Board.
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Kosovo
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John W. Hendrix
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A Company
Kevin Lambert
Eric Shinseki
Ronghi
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Shinseki
Army Suitability Evaluation Board
Fox sworn in as Mexico ends seven decade PRI rule
Mexico City witnessed a landmark transfer of power as Vicente Fox, a businessman in cowboy boots, took office ending 71 years of Institutional Revolutionary Party rule. He vowed to serve the poor and marginalized and to lead a new democratic era. Thousands watched as Fox pledged change.
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Mexico
Vicente Fox
Fox
Mirel Orozco
Congress
Institutional Revolution Party
National Action Party
Police shooting may cost woman an eye in Los Angeles
Annette Amoroso, 38, said she was on her knees with hands up when a beanbag shotgun fired by Officer Craig Marquez hit her shoulder and then her eye after police investigated a reported stolen SUV. Capt. Moore said the officer fired after Amoroso swore and allegedly reached into her jacket while three other riders were present. Amoroso, arrested for interfering with an investigation, did not know the car was stolen.
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Los Angeles Times
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Panthers Face Snowy Game With Rams In Gaston Area
Panthers spokesman Epstein Dayton said Sunday’s game would proceed unless a drastic forecast materializes. The field would stay covered until pre game warmups and play would pause only for lightning. He noted cold could affect attendance despite players' familiarity with wintry conditions and Rams QB Kurt Warner’s return. Weather could compel fans to dress for cold, as Gaston area has already seen one snow day this season.
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Charlie Dayton
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Israeli official says hope for peace not lost
Israel's Justice Minister Yossi Beilin, tied to past Palestinian accords, voiced optimism in Washington that a broad Middle East settlement could be reached within President Clinton's remaining 50 days. Clinton later told Prime Minister Barak in a 45 minute call he will press for an agreement in his final seven weeks.
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Yossi Beilin
Middle East
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Beilin
Ehud Barak
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