Pentagon weighs next steps after third missile test
The third in a missile intercept series followed a successful October test and a January failure. Greenpeace planned a ship in the Pacific to disrupt the splashdown, while protesters near Vandenberg threatened to breach the base. Pentagon said preparations stayed on schedule and White House aides warned weeks of analysis would follow any hit or miss. Senator Cochran argued Congress would fund missile defense if leaders deem it technically ready.
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Outlaw Tattooed Man Faces Trial Over Killing Plan
Prosecutors described Day as an aspiring violent figure who boasted of notoriety and wore an outlaw tattoo. They detailed Renew and Day as close friends who planned to kill Debra Bouchillon for money and a red truck, though the plan failed to unfold. Day admitted shooting in self defense on Muddy Branch Road, while defense portrayed Renew as violent and vindictive.
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