wealthy instead of solving problems on earth. we have problems here and now and we need to look to the future. all right. i want to bring in the future for blue origin is two more crude flights of its new sheppard rocket we still don t know exactly how much those seats are going for. new sheppard named after alan sheppard, the first american in space and late next year, the company is hoping to launch a much bigger rocket, new glenn named after john glenn and like it name sake, this rocket is intended to go all the way into or orbit. amazing. welcome. so glad to have you on board. all right. let bring in former nasa astronaut mike. today s milestone launch, you know, comes on the 52nd anniversary of buzz.
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A Deerfield man and former executive director of ta Northfield-based nonprofit faces federal criminal charges over allegations he stole more than $800,000 from the organization. (Jonah Meadows/Patch)
DEERFIELD, IL A 45-year-old Deerfield man that once served as the executive director of a North Shore nonprofit disabled children has been charged with stealing more than $800,000 from the organization and using it for personal expenses and credit card payments, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
Stuart Nitzkin was charged in federal court with one count of wire fraud. According to charging documents, Nitzkin defrauded Organization A, which prosecutors described as being one that is committed to empowering physically disabled children to participate in physical and psychological rehabilitation through sports, federal prosecutors alleged.
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