Helmsley estate grants 136 million to charity dogs get 1 million
National dispatch reports Leona Helmsley's estate allocating 136 million to charity and 1 million to animal welfare groups. Major gifts include 40 million to New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell for digestive diseases and 35 million to start two research centers at Mount Sinai.
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FBI Adds Domestic Terror Suspect to Most Wanted List
Daniel Andreas San Diego 31 a Berkeley California computer specialist is named the first domestic terror suspect on the FBI Most Wanted list for 2003 California office bombings. Authorities suspect he fled the U S and may be in Costa Rica with ties to Germany.
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Obama open to probe and possible prosecutions over interrogations
President Obama suggested prosecutors could pursue charges against Bush era officials who authorized harsh interrogations. He left room for a congressional inquiry under bipartisan conditions, warning against politicized hearings affecting national security, after meeting King Abdullah II of Jordan.
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Russia moves troops toward Georgia capital
At a checkpoint near South Ossetia, a pink Russia sign marks the barrier as troops sit about 25 miles from Tbilisi. The deployments breach the EU cease-fire, with more soldiers and armor near the capital ahead of daily protests demanding President Saakashvili resign after a 10 000 strong demonstration.
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Red Cross Reports Catastrophic Sri Lankan Civil Conflict
Tens of thousands of civilians remain trapped in the northern war zone as the Red Cross warns of a catastrophic situation amid a looming final assault on Tamil Tiger rebels. The U.N. cites calls for a truce and notes 52,000 escaped since Monday while more than 4,500 civilians have been killed in three months.
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