Intelligence chief questions immediacy of Iraqi WMD threat
The DIA chief said no hard evidence of Iraqi chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons last fall though a program to produce them was believed. After major combat ended, no WMDs were found, only two mobile lab trailers for bioweapons. He noted uncertainty and questioned administration emphasis before the war.
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Washington
Pentagon
Iraq
United States
Adm
Lowell Jacoby
Defense Intelligence Agency
Capitol Hill
CIA
Jacoby
DIA
Floods and Explosions Hit Nogales Mexico Town
A landslide and a ruptured gas pipeline triggered floods and two explosions in Balastrera Nogales between Mexico City and Veracruz. Fifteen missing, at least two killed and about 80 injured as floodwaters swept homes, animals and cars from the main street. residents described a nightmarish scene with mud and debris.
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Balastrera
Mexico
Mexico City
Veracruz
Nogales
Jesus Cano
Cano
Chiquito
el Mundo de Veracruz
Orizaba
Evidence Links Rudolph to 1996 Olympic Bombing
New documents reveal witnesses compare 911 call and Rudolph handwriting to four Alabama and Georgia bombings. FBI lab ties shell casings to Rudolph and fibers from his truck. Authorities note Rudolph discussed Olympics as a prime future target and the Army of God claimed related attacks.
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Atlanta
Eric Rudolph
Associated Press
Rudolph
Alabama
Georgia
Oklahoma City
FBI
Tracey A. North
Carlina
Birmingham
Ala
Army of God
Evidence ties gloves fibers to Atlanta bomb suspect
Police report brown cotton fibers from inexpensive work gloves found on the Atlanta bomb debris and Rudolph’s truck. Investigators note a dowel across a backpack top matches Army packing used at Fort Campbell during 1988 training. Rubbermaid containers appear in multiple blasts and a Servin Saver found in Rudolph’s storage unit. Fifteen acquaintances say a 911 caller did not sound like Rudolph.
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Atlanta
Army of God
Rudolph
Fort Campbell
Atlanta Clinic
Gay Bar
Udolph
Centennial Olympic Park
March to Remember marks D-Day 58th anniversary in Ottawa
Canadian troops march to the National War Monument in Ottawa to honor D-Day. Leaders join veterans at the D-Day memorial ceremony marking the 58th anniversary with a new Juno Beach Center monument and a foot tall sculpture. Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien spoke of teaching future generations.
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National War Monument
Ottawa
Canada
Courseulles-Surmer
France
Atlantic Ocean
Juno Beach
Omaha Beach
Juno
Jean Chretien
Jean-Pierre Raffarin
Rosslyn Hill
Smith Falls
Ontario
Hill
Worker in Toronto investigated for SARS
A Toronto hospital maternity ward worker is under investigation for SARS after a medical resident at Mount Sinai Hospital likely contracted the illness in May. Dr. Donald Low said the resident showed symptoms 12 days after exposure, two days beyond the usual incubation, as global cases remained low except in China Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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Poronto
Toronto Hospital
China
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Thailand
Toronto
Donald Low
Aiken County Consolidated District Budget Preview 2003 2004
In compliance with South Carolina law the Consolidated School District of Aiken County publishes the preliminary budget for 2003 2004. State revenue derives from the Appropriations Bill approved by the House. A public hearing on the Final Budget is set for June 24 2003 at 7 00 PM in the Board Room at 1000 Brookhaven Drive Aiken SC. Total All Funds 213,955
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South Carolina
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N.C
Olympic
Normandy
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Aiken County
Aiken
Saluda
Linda B. Eldridge
Millage Operators Debt Service
Ken
Aken County
Special Revenue
EIA
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