Manila captures Ocampo and partner in major rebel breakthrough
Manila reports Brig. Gen. Aguirre says Troops seized Communist leader Satur Ocampo and his common law wife Carolina Malay in Makati with fifteen other rebels arrested in raids on twenty three guerrilla hideouts in the capital. Ocampo, a former journalist, escaped from prison in 1985 and leads the CPP allied groups.
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Nuclear plants to store spent fuel until 2025
A Nuclear Regulatory Commission task force says U S nuclear plants will have fuel storage capacity through 2025 even if Yucca Mountain is scrapped. A new site could be ready by then, though finding and opening it would take 25 years.
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Morris Charged Over Computer Virus Incident
Robert Tappan Morris, Cornell graduate student, indicted in Syracuse on one count of unauthorized computer access. He allegedly gained entry to at least four systems and disrupted operations harming thousands of military and university computers. Arraignment set for August 2. maximum five years in prison and $250,000 fine.
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Justice Department
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Aiken Standard Classified and display ad numbers listed
The notice provides contact numbers for subscription 649 5316 classified ads 649 1555 display ads 648 2311 and news ideas 648 2311. Customer service 649 5316 handles missed papers. Hours are 5 30 p m to 7 on weekdays and 8 am to 10 am Sunday.
House Votes To Curb Stealth Program
The House votes to curb the stealth bomber program amid budget fights. Cheney says the move creates problems but supports proceeding after conference. The House and Senate clash over two aircraft cuts and a two year stealth production plan pending tests and cost concerns.
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White House
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D-Wis
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Bush
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Nissan Plant Workers Reject UAW Representation in Tennessee
In Smyrna Tennessee Nissan Motor Manufacturing employees voted 1622 against and 711 for UAW representation. Nissan president Jerry Benefield called the defeat a clear margin while UAW leaders alleged union suppression. About 2400 of 3100 eligible workers cast ballots in the election, marking the plant as the first fully owned Japanese auto factory with no union at the U.S. plant.
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Dotty Lockhart
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U.S.A
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Tenn
Cheer Company
Jerry Benefield
United Auto Workers
Castro warns US may imitate Hitler in Cuba dispute
Fidel Castro told Camaguey crowds that the United States seeks a 1000 year empire, could invade Cuba or blockade the island, and would split the world like pre revolutionary Russia if socialism falters. He linked imperialist plots to Bush era challenges, urging vigilance as supporters shaded by a drizzle listened.
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Fidel Castro
United States
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U.S
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Havana
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Largest cocaine seizure in South Carolina history shocks state
About 1100 pounds of cocaine valued at 100 million dollars was seized on Hilton Head Island as authorities say plans were made to ship the drugs out of the state. Eight people including three South Carolinians and five Colombian nationals were arrested and face bond hearings Monday.
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John Barton
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Lynn Childs
Kathy G. Gerald
Rand Corp Says Iran Talks May Help Free Hostages
A Rand Corp study argues the United States should consider negotiating with hostage captors and possibly paying ransom to win release of nine Americans held in Lebanon led by AP correspondent Terry Anderson. It says Iran overestimates hostage leverage and that public pressure is not driving a swift resolution.
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Lebanon
United States
Rand Corp
U.S
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Anderson
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Jenkins
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