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...warrant charges Surette with engaging in a "larcenous scheme from 1988 to 1994 [to] steal or embezzle funds from Harvard Magazine and Harvard University approximating...
...pray when and where they wish individually. Under the Federal Equal Access Act, high school students can even form prayer clubs and use school property. As for moments of silence that are not used for prayer, there are plenty of those already during the school day. Anyone can steal a few moments to meditate...
Competition is also beginning to pit Bell vs. Bell. U.S. West, based in Englewood, Colorado, last year acquired two cable-TV systems that serve 500,000 homes in Atlanta; in addition to cable programs, U.S. West will use the systems to offer local phone service and thereby steal customers away from BellSouth...
...National Security Agency unwrapped one of its oldest secrets -- Project Venona, a World War II code-breaking effort that cracked Soviet cables and revealed the existence of an extensive spy network in the U.S. to steal classified nuclear information. Among the members of the Soviet ring apparently identified in the cables: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, whose execution for espionage in 1953 has been the subject of endless investigation and debate...
...eager are the Republican suitors to prove their Florida credentials that Gramm, California Governor Pete Wilson and Alexander each raised a whopping $100,000 for the state party just so they could speak to a G.O.P. gathering last month, even though they knew House Speaker Newt Gingrich would steal the show simply by turning up. Wilson also chose to conduct his early focus groups in the state, and is almost claiming it as a second home: his father lives in West Palm Beach. All told, Republican candidates have made more than three dozen trips to the state this year...