Multiple Homeland cases span Maryland to Colombia and Congress
AP reports prosecutors seek trials in Maryland and Louisiana after Muhammad was condemned to die in Virginia. UNAIDS cites 2003 deaths surpassing 3 million with 34 to 46 million living with HIV. sub Saharan Africa bears 26.6 million. Colombia disarms hundreds of right wing militias as Uribe peace push advances. Congress falls short on energy bill over MTBE. back next year with $31 billion plan.
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John Allen Muhammad
Virginia
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Medellin
Colombia
Alvaro Uribe
Washington
Congress
Senate
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Pentagon official Espagne cites raging intelligence war at Guantanamo
A senior Pentagon official says the United States is waging a raging intelligence war against suspected terrorists held at Guantanamo Bay. Thomas O'Connell, who oversees policy on detention and interrogation, describes operations as urgent with interrogations and related work conducted 24 hours a day seven days a week.
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United States
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Pentagon
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Guantanamo
O’connell
Economy surges in third quarter GDP hits 8.2 percent
The Commerce Department reports third quarter GDP at an 8.2 percent annual rate, topping prior estimates and marking the strongest growth since early 1984. Consumer confidence rises to 91.7 in November as job prospects improve, boosting hopes for a sustained recovery.
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Bush
Econo
Mark Zandi
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Naroff Economic Advisors
Wall Street
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Iraqi civilians bear brunt as attacks target police and towns
U.S. officials warn guerrilla violence will rise as power is handed to local leaders. Attacks on Iraqi police and civilians intensify amid bomb blasts near Baghdad Green Zone. Officials say daily coalition deaths rose in the autumn and police targets include a colonel and a police chief.
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U.S. Command
L. Paul Bremer
John Abizaid
U.S. Central Command
Abizaid
Baath Party
Reeve highlights life without ventilator at NY benefit
Christopher Reeve spoke to a New York audience about living without a ventilator since his paralyzing horseback accident. He described breathing and smelling as essential for normalcy, noting diaphragm pacing allows hours of breathing without the machine. Wynonna Judd weds bodyguard D R Roach in private Nashville ceremony.
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Christopher Reeve
Reeve
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D.R. Roach
Leiper’s Fork
Nashville
Ashley Eicher
Wynonna
Naomi Judd
Unusual Kentucky laws and giant Grand Island chimes
Elizabethtown reports a 12 month bathing requirement amid odd statutes including a rule on bathing suits for women. In Grand Island a 14 foot tall wind chimes set weighs 200 pounds and carries a $2700 price tag at Sundance Feed and Seed. Cedar Rapids airlift aids Afghanistan with 18 boxes of Quaker instant oatmeal sent to a National Guard helicopter pilot.
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Grand Island
Music of the Spheres
Tony Seitz
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Patrick Claus
Iowa National Guard
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