Two Phoenix men indicted on 146 felonies in random shootings
Samuel Dieteman and Dale Hausner face two counts of first degree murder for attacks on Claudia Gutierrez-Cruz and Robin Blasnek plus 14 counts of attempted murder, aggravated assault and drive by shooting. The case highlights a spree that left 16 people wounded across multiple late night incidents.
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BP Keeps Western Prudhoe Bay Flow With Pipe Repairs
BP PLC says it will keep the western side of Prudhoe Bay oil field open while replacing corroded pipes. Ultrasound inspections on a 22 mile pipeline and talks with regulators led to continued oil flow, avoiding a total shut down after a leak was found last week. Nine of eleven Egyptian exchange students who failed to appear remain in custody in Des Moines after three were arrested in Iowa. Immigration agents tracked the trio from New York to San Francisco to Des Moines. Names and ages: Ahmed Refaat Saad El Moghazi El Laket 19 Mohamed Ibrahim El Sayed El Moghazy 20 Moustafa Wagdy Moustafa El Gafary 18. Three other students had been found Thursday.
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Castro’s recovery praised by Granma on eve of birthday
Granma reports Fidel Castro rising from bed and walking with some mobility as the Cuban leader nears his 80th birthday after intestinal surgery. Chávez plans to visit Havana with a cake to celebrate. Cuban officials urge continued rest and caution while exile critics press for accountability.
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Cease fire agreed in Hezbollah Israel conflict
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan announced a cease fire would enter into force at 0500 GMT on August 14 after talks with Lebanon and Israel leaders. Despite the plan Israel and Hezbollah pushed heavy fighting near the Litani River as casualties mounted and a stronger UN peacekeeping force was planned.
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Two Birmingham brothers central to jetliner terrorism probe
London report says Rashid Rauf and Tayib Rauf, from Birmingham, are focal figures in a high profile plot to blow up transatlantic airliners. Authorities warn the threat remains critical as arrests in Pakistan and Britain continue and inquiries probe links to the London attackers and possible online communications.
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Militants kill three U S soldiers in Afghanistan clash
In Nuristan province a U S patrol was hit by rocket propelled grenades killing three Americans and wounding three others along with a civilian. The fight near Osama bin Laden’s network continued as troops pursued Taliban and al Qaida fighters in remote mountain areas near the Pakistan border.
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