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EXCLUSIVE-UPDATE 3-Russia warns against Georgia NATO membership
wiredispatch ^ | 3/11/08 | Christian Lowe
Posted on 03/11/2008 6:57:16 PM PDT by Flavius
MOSCOW, March 11 (Reuters) - NATO will trigger outright secession by Georgia’s Moscow-backed rebel regions if the alliance puts Georgia on the path to membership, Russia’s ambassador to NATO told Reuters on Tuesday.
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“Feds: 4 charged in Mich. ecoterror fire”
By TIM MARTIN, Associated Press Writer
Tue Mar 11, 10:01 PM ET
EAST LANSING, Mich. -
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Charged with conspiracy to commit arson are Marie Jeanette Mason, 46, of Cincinnati; Frank Brian Ambrose, 33, of Detroit; Aren Bernard Burthwick, 27, of Detroit; and Stephanie Lynne Fultz, 27, of Detroit. The charge is punishable by five to 20 years in prison. Mason and Ambrose are also charged with arson, which is punishable by seven to 40 years.
The indictment says that Mason and Ambrose entered Agriculture Hall in the early evening and that while Mason remained in building, Ambrose went and bought gasoline. He then returned and lit a fuse, and fumes from the dumped gasoline began to explode. That interrupted Mason’s spray-painting of “No GMO” — shorthand for “No Genetically Modified Organisms” — on a nearby wall.
None of the defendants has been arraigned. Mason remained in custody Tuesday afternoon, but authorities said the others had been released on bond.
An attorney for Ambrose declined to comment Tuesday. A message was left seeking comment from an attorney for Burthwick, and as of Tuesday afternoon, lawyers for Mason and Fultz were not listed on a federal court Web page.
As part of the same indictment, the four defendants also are charged with arson in the Jan. 1, 2000, burning of commercial logging equipment near Mesick, Mich., in Wexford County. Those charges are punishable by five to 20 years.
The Michigan State fire caused $1 million in damage to the East Lansing school’s historic Agriculture Hall, including offices that housed a project aimed at enhancing the use of crop biotechnology in developing countries. No one was injured in the blaze.”