Somebody's Watching You, No Fueling, -and- Texas Justice

Somebody's Watching You - Milwaukee law could require security cameras in bars
No Fueling - U.S. motorists, businesses eschew Citgo
Texas Justice - child molesters to get 25 years for 1st offense, death for 2nd

On this day in history: October 5, 1994 - Predicting that the world would soon end in an environmental disaster, homeopath Luc Jouret and 52 others belonging to his Order of the Solar Temple commit mass suicide near Cheiry, Switzerland and Montreal, Canada.

Born on this day in history: October 5, 1954 - Bob Geldof (1954 - ____) actor, musician, singer. He was the organizer of Live-Aid, which raised $84 million for African famine, 1985; runner-up for Nobel Peace Prize, 1986.

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The president and co-owner of a Wilmington-based temporary labor service company pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to conspiring to provide work for hundreds of illegal aliens. Maximino Garcia, president of Garcia Labor Co. in Ohio Inc. and Tennessee-based Garcia Labor Co. Inc., entered a plea agreement that requires him to forfeit $12 million and face a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and $250,000 in fines. Julie Myers, assistant secretary for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said Garcia's plea should serve as a warning to others. "Companies that use cheap, illegal alien labor as a business model should be on notice," Myers said. "ICE is dramatically enhancing its enforcement efforts against illegal employment schemes."