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that it represents one of the largest transfers of wealth in human history.'" University Of Nebraska-Lincoln Ends Confucius Institute Program. The Omaha (NE) World-Herald <https://omaha.corn/newillocal/education/unl-confucius-institute-director- charles-wood-i-dont-deal-in-politics/article_e563cf27-9c

tors "said the two worked together to shake down a restaurant owner who needed city approval to serve alcohol." Connecticut Drug Dealer Sentenced. The San Antonio Express-News <https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/article/Feds-CT-drug-dealer-who- worked-with-Rick-the-15576662.php> (9/18, 762K) reported Maurice Tucker, who was

to transmitting threatening communications in interstate and foreign commerce. Senior U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon sentenced him Tuesday in Omaha." The Journal Star adds, "In the criminal complaint filed last year, an FBI agent said the investigation began Dec. 4, in the Tampa, Florida, area,

unts just under $100,000, a threshold in which additional oversight and approval is required." US Charges Five In Alleged Texas Bank Fraud Scheme. The San Antonio Express-News <https://www.expressnews.cotn/business/locallarticle/5-indicted-in-alleged- scheme-that-defrauded-San-15719495.php> (11/11, Danner, 762K) reports, "F

headquarters could solidify the city and state's emerging national standing as a space industry powerhouse, said Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller." The Omaha (NE) World-Herald <https://omaha.corn/news/local/offutt-named-one-of-six-finalists-for-new-space- command-hq/article_a26d817c-3c52-5ac6-b73f-152b6f92

-colorado-springs-peterson-finalist> (11/19, Tabachnik, 720K) also provides coverage about Colorado Springs' selection as one of the six finalists. The San Antonio Express-News <https://www.expressnews.corn/news/local/article/Pentagon-puts-San-Antonio- on-short-list-in-race-15740637.php> (11/19, Christenson, Jefferson, 762K)

act- free innuendo. Back to McCarthy era. But worse." EFTA00147481 Pathologist Testifies That Nebraska Woman's Body Showed Signs Of Struggle. The Omaha (NE) World-Herald (7/8, Hammel, 641K) reports from Wilber, Nebraska, "Jurors saw and heard on Monday the grisly details of how Sydney Loofe's body w

n of labor union financial records, and making false statements to the FBI." FBI: Texas State Employee Took Bribes For Fraudulent Trucker Licenses. The San Antonio Express-News (7/8, Contreras, 762K) reports, "Authorities have uncovered a scheme in which a San Antonio-area state employee took bribes to issue more than 200

n South Carolina for suspects involved in a nightclub shooting that killed two. ... And it doesn't stop there. Memphis, Cleveland, Baton Rouge, and Omaha all reported multiple shootings, several ending in deaths and many people hurt." Shootings In New York City Up 205% Since Disbandment Of Plaincloth

her soldier get rid of evidence after he bludgeoned Guillen with a hammer at Fort Hood in Central Texas and later dismembered and dumped the body." The San Antonio Express-News (7/2, Hensley, 762K) reports, "Military officials identified Army Specialist Aaron David Robinson as the soldier suspected in the disappearance of G

e that it represents one of the largest transfers of wealth in human history." University Of Nebraska-Lincoln Ends Confucius Institute Program. The Omaha (NE) World-Herald (9/20, Ruggles, 641K) reports, "Charles Wood built his reputation as a virus researcher at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and

tors "said the two worked together to shake down a restaurant owner who needed city approval to serve alcohol." Connecticut Drug Dealer Sentenced. The San Antonio Express-News (9/18, 762K) reported Maurice Tucker, who was "convicted on drug trafficking and gun charges," has been "sentenced to serve nearly six years in pris

to transmitting threatening communications in interstate and foreign commerce. Senior U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon sentenced him Tuesday in Omaha." The Journal Star adds, "In the criminal complaint filed last year, an FBI agent said the investigation began Dec. 4, in the Tampa, Florida, area,

unts just under $100,000, a threshold in which additional oversight and approval is required." US Charges Five In Alleged Texas Bank Fraud Scheme. The San Antonio Express-News (11/11, Danner, 762K) reports, "Five people allegedly involved in a scheme that defrauded a San Antonio bank of millions of dollars have been indict

e that it represents one of the largest transfers of wealth in human history." University Of Nebraska-Lincoln Ends Confucius Institute Program. The Omaha (NE) World-Herald (9/20, Ruggles, 641K) reports, "Charles Wood built his reputation as a virus researcher at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and

tors "said the two worked together to shake down a restaurant owner who needed city approval to serve alcohol." Connecticut Drug Dealer Sentenced. The San Antonio Express-News (9/18, 762K) reported Maurice Tucker, who was "convicted on drug trafficking and gun charges," has been "sentenced to serve nearly six years in pris

eadquarters could solidify the city and state's emerging national standing as a space industry powerhouse, said Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller." The Omaha (NE) World-Herald (11/19, Liewer, 641K) reports, "Offutt already is in the midst of the largest makeover in its history," with a new StratCom headqu

ose boxes checked." The Denver Post (11/19, Tabachnik, 720K) also provides coverage about Colorado Springs' selection as one of the six finalists. The San Antonio Express-News (11/19, Christenson, Jefferson, 762K) reports, "San Antonio had floated several possible sites" - including "Port San Antonio, Joint Base San Anton

to transmitting threatening communications in interstate and foreign commerce. Senior U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon sentenced him Tuesday in Omaha." The Journal Star adds, "In the criminal complaint filed last year, an FBI agent said the investigation began Dec. 4, in the Tampa, Florida, area,

unts just under $100,000, a threshold in which additional oversight and approval is required." US Charges Five In Alleged Texas Bank Fraud Scheme. The San Antonio Express-News (11/11, Danner, 762K) reports, "Five people allegedly involved in a scheme that defrauded a San Antonio bank of millions of dollars have been indict