Saturday,
26 May 2012
New York
Man arrested in '79 Patz case sent for psych exam (1)
By COLLEEN LONG and JENNIFER PELTZ; Associated Press
By COLLEEN LONG and JENNIFER PELTZ
NEW YORK - The man accused of murdering a six-year-old boy in one of New
York City's most notorious missing child cases was taken to a hospital for
a psychological evaluation.
A law enforcement official told The Associated Press that Pedro Hernandez
was checked out by doctors early Friday at Bellevue Hospital.
50 years on, fire still burns underneath Pa. town (3)
In this May 24, 2012 photo, David DeKok poses on abandoned Route 61 in
Centralia, Pa. Fifty years ago on Sunday, May 27, 2012, a fire at the town
dump spread to a network of coal mines underneath hundreds of homes and
business in the northeastern Pennsylvania borough of Centralia, eventually
forcing the demolition of nearly every building.
Facebook market makers' losses total at least $100 million (1)
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Anne Hathaway's ex-boyfriend freed from Pa. prison (1)
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Friday, May 25, 2012
LORETTO, PA. (AP) - An Italian ex-boyfriend of actress Anne Hathaway has
been released from a Pennsylvania federal prison following a real-estate
scam.
Federal Bureau of Prisons spokesman Chris Burke says Raffaello Follieri was
released Friday morning from a prison in Loretto, 80 miles east of
Pittsburgh.
Lebanese pilgrims abducted in Syria free: minister (2)
Relatives of abducted Lebanese Shiite Muslim pilgrims kidnapped in northern
Syria react after hearing the news of their release. The 13 pilgrims have
arrived in Turkey after being set free by their Syrian kidnappers,
according to Lebanese Health Minister Ali Hassan Khalil.
AFP - A group of Lebanese Shiite pilgrims kidnapped in Syria were freed on
Friday and arrived in Turkey, Lebanese Health Minister Ali Hassan Khalil
said.
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