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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 2002

Page

10

US plans to expand Guantanamo Bay prison

The Pentagon plans 200 more cells at Camp Delta as Guantanamo Bay nears capacity with 564 detainees from Afghanistan and other fronts. Bagram detainees may be moved to Cuba. others are held undisclosed locations or by the CIA and foreign governments.

Guantanamo Bay Prison Washington Guantanamo Bay Cuba Guantanamo Bay Naval Station al- Qaida Afghanistan Pentagon Delta Bagram CIA

Plea may bolster Moussaoui mental fitness claims

Zacarias Moussaoui’s bid to plead guilty collapsed after he stumbled over the first charge in court. Analysts say the episode could bolster arguments he is mentally unfit to represent himself or stand trial, given prior erratic behavior and odd court filings.

Moussaoui Washington Ime Zacarias Moussaoui Sean O'Shea New York Leonie Brinkema

Compromise bill aims to restore investor confidence in markets

Congress sent a broad anti fraud bill to President Bush amid midterm worries. The measure toughens penalties for corporate fraud and document shredding to reassure investors and stabilize the stock market. The House approved 4233 with the Senate passing 380, and Bush pledged to sign the legislation.

Washington Congress Bush House Senate Mike Enzi K-Wyo Toslay Dennis Hastert Ball John LaFalce New York House Financial Services Committee

Federal agent admits writing anti Muslim statements in search

A Secret Service agent acknowledged scribbling anti Muslim lines on a prayer calendar during a Dearborn home search for Omar Shant, a man accused of forging checks to smuggle 12 million dollars. Prosecutors call the act outrageous and unprofessional.

Detroit Secret Service United States Dearborn Omar Shant Indonesia Jeffrey Collins District of Michigan Shishani Abdal Ize Christ Abdallah Shishani Omar Shishant Collins Secret Service Special Omar Shishani Nabih Ayad

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