Worcester prison death prompts review of security procedures
Prosecutors investigate whether facility security failed allowing neo Nazi inmate Joseph Cruce to confront defrocked priest John Geoghan who was killed by strangulation at Souza Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley. Public Safety Secretary Ed Flynn pledges a thorough policy review after the death.
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Palestinians Seized From West Bank Hospital Beds
Israeli undercover troops raided a West Bank hospital taking two injured Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade members Othman Younis 27 and Pahid Bani Odeh 25 from the intensive care unit. A doctor confirmed they were wounded and moved to Beilinson Hospital in Israel.
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U.S. Seeks UN Backing for Iraq Deployments
U N Security Council shows little support for a new U S resolution to authorize additional foreign forces in Iraq. Powell urged backing but ambassador Negroponte said the council is not close to a resolution. Armitage says a decision on seeking one has not been made amid blame on Washington for ongoing Iraq security concerns.
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Kagame wins Rwanda presidency in landslide election
Incumbent Paul Kagame claimed about 94 percent support as Monday's vote results came in from roughly half the districts. He said the victory marks a foundation for Rwanda's next development phase and a message to the world that the country is on the right path after the 1994 genocide.
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Presidential candidates cite record deficit as economic failure
Democratic rivals seized on projections of a record deficit to argue Bush policy fails the economy and harms future generations. Senators Kerry Edwards Graham Lieberman and Gephardt blasted tax cuts while RNC response touted war on terror and job creation.
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Missouri
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Bush defends foreign policy in Missouri address
President Bush told about 6,000 at the American Legion conference that the United States will stay on the offensive against terror and will not wait for enemies to strike. He defended the Iraq invasion, cited Iraq progress, and urged international help as violence grows in Afghanistan and the Israel Palestine conflict. Rep. Gephardt urged UN and NATO support for peace in Iraq.
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Whitney Houston confronts officers during Bobby Brown arrest outside seafood restaurant
In Alpharetta Georgia Whitney Houston confronted police as her husband Bobby Brown was taken into custody for violating probation from a prior drunk driving conviction. He remains jailed with a first court appearance set for Wednesday.
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Whitney Houston
Bobby Brown
Brown
Chris Lagerbloom
Houston
Snake skins suggest boa constrictor at police station
Nashville Capt. Michael Mitchell found two 8-foot boa constrictor skins outside the West Patrol station after chickens began disappearing. The skins were confirmed by a local high school as boa constrictors, tying the mystery to a predator in the area.
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Metro Police
West
Michael Mitchell
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