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murder-robbery> (9/22) reports from Rochester, New York, "A former Xerox employee was sentenced to life in prison for a robbery of a credit union in Webster in 2003 where he killed a man and injured another person." Richard Leon Wilbern, 60, "was convicted of murder and the robbery of the Xerox Federal

-trump-nominee/5863947002/> (9/22, Wu, Fritze, 10.3IM) that "Democrats acknowledged they can do little to delay the vote," with Senate Minority Whip Durbin telling reporters, "You can slow things down but you can't stop them." Reporting on the "two women who top the President's short list," the CBS Eve

obbery. The AP (9/22) reports from Rochester, New York, "A former Xerox employee was sentenced to life in prison for a robbery of a credit union in Webster in 2003 where he killed a man and injured another person." Richard Leon Wilbern, 60, "was convicted of murder and the robbery of the Xerox Federal

rump picks," and USA Today (9/22, Wu, Fritze, 10.31M) that "Democrats acknowledged they can do little to delay the vote," with Senate Minority Whip Durbin telling reporters, "You can slow things down but you can't stop them." Reporting on the "two women who top the President's short list," the CBS Eve

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obbery. The AP (9/22) reports from Rochester, New York, "A former Xerox employee was sentenced to life in prison for a robbery of a credit union in Webster in 2003 where he killed a man and injured another person." Richard Leon Wilbern, 60, "was convicted of murder and the robbery of the Xerox Federal

rump picks," and USA Today (9/22, Wu, Fritze, 10.31M) that "Democrats acknowledged they can do little to delay the vote," with Senate Minority Whip Durbin telling reporters, "You can slow things down but you can't stop them." Reporting on the "two women who top the President's short list," the CBS Eve