Wendy's chili hoax finger case arrests and questions
Wendy's chili hoax widens as Anna Ayala is arrested at her home near Las Vegas on alleged grand larceny related to $2.5 million in Bay Area losses. The finger's origin remains uncertain while police pursue the unidentified claimant. Meanwhile Gen. Peter Pace is poised to become top military officer as Bush praises his wartime leadership and Pentagon reform. Benedict XVI greets 150 cardinals in Vatican ceremony signaling a consolidating papacy with rapid leadership reappointments.
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FDA approves Today Sponge for U S sales
Allendale Pharmaceuticals said the FDA has approved U S sales of the Today Sponge, a polyurethane sponge nonprescription birth control product withdrawn in 1995. The FDA noted the product is safe and effective and it will be sold online within two months and later at retailers in the United States.
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Moussaoui pleads guilty in 9/11 case timeline
French citizen Zacarias Moussaoui, the sole US detainee linked to the Sept. 11 attacks, undergoes a long sequence of hearings from August 2001 to March 2004. Key events include flight school detainment, arraignment pleas, self representation requests, initial guilty pleas, and the death penalty reinstatement on appeal.
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Brinkema Bars Government From Seeking The
Federal judge Brinkema barred the government from seeking a broader remedy in a high profile case on October 2 2003. The ruling limits government action and affects subsequent filings and arguments in the dispute. The decision potentially influences related prosecutions and ongoing legal strategy.
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Judge revokes Moussaoui right to defend self
Nov 14 2004 U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema rules in Alexandria Virginia that Zacarias Moussaoui cannot represent himself in his terrorism case. The judge cites inflammatory and unprofessional defense briefs as the reason.
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Pleaded Guilty in Sept. 11 Terror Attacks Case
On April 22, 2005, a defendant pleaded guilty to involvement in the September 11 attacks, acknowledging a role in the terrorist plot and facing potential sentencing conclusions.
Moussaoui Pleads Guilty In 9/11 Conspiracy Case
Zacarias Moussaoui pleads guilty to six counts alleging conspiracy with the Sept. 11 hijackers to kill Americans. He says bin Laden chose him to fly into the White House in a later attack. He faces possible death penalty and vows to fight for leniency or lack thereof.
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Car bomb kills eight at Baghdad mosque during prayers
A car bomb struck Al Subeih mosque in New Baghdad during Friday prayers, killing eight, including a 10 year old, and wounding 26 as violence surges across Iraq. Witnesses described body parts and chaos as security forces investigated the attack and related air crash at a field north of Baghdad.
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Augusta to unveil James Brown statue on Broad Street
Augusta plans a May 6 life size bronze statue dedication for entertainer James Brown in front of Augusta Common on Broad Street. Mayor Bob Young calls Brown the city’s most famous native and says the event will give visitors a James Brown experience with Brown attending along with Rev. Al Sharpton.
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Burglary suspect stuck in chimney cries for help
Jose Martinez allegedly became wedged in a Reno chimney while fleeing a burglary. Deputies and a fire rescue team freed him after about two hours causing $20,000 in chimney damage. He faced charges as the incident was documented on video.
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