Security tightened at L A malls after terrorist threat
An anonymous caller warned federal authorities that terrorists could strike. Dozens of police and guards patrolled malls near the Federal Building including Westside Pavilion and The Grove in the Fairfax District. Mayor Hahn urged normal activity but vigilance for unusual signs. Authorities have flagged multiple Southern California sites as potential targets amid thousands of tips received in the past year.
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South Korean cargo plane to fly aid to North Korea
In the first inter-Korean cargo flight the Red Cross will move blankets and medical supplies to North Korea on Friday to help after the Ryongchon blast. Seoul also plans $25 million in building materials and food shipments next week. North Korea refused cross border convoys and doctors.
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Bush and Cheney brief Sept. 11 commission in Oval Office
President Bush and Vice President Cheney met with the 10 member Sept. 11 commission for three hours in the Oval Office to discuss warnings before the 2001 attacks and questions about the Cole bombing and hijacking threats. The session was described as cordial and unprecedented with no transcriber and no disclosure of substance.
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Marines, Iraqi generals reach tentative fallujah deal
Marines and Iraqi generals near a tentative plan to end the Fallujah siege. U S forces pull back as an Iraqi force led by a former Saddam general would take security, amid fresh clashes and U S airstrikes. Ten US soldiers and a South African civilian killed elsewhere.
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Melania Knauss Engaged to Donald Trump Amid Glittering Spotlight
New York report notes Ivana and Marla preceded Melania Knauss as Trump’s partners. The Slovenian model received a diamond ring on Monday and attended a party at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Trump, 57, has lived with Knauss at Trump Tower for five years with no wedding date announced.
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Cat Reunited With Owner After Florida to San Francisco Flight
Cheyenne the cat vanished in Florida seven years ago and was found wandering in San Francisco. Pamela Edwards, the owner, was flown to pick up the pet at Animal Care and Control at Ellen DeGeneres’ expense. Edwards then went to Los Angeles to tape a show segment.
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