Kuwait probes shooting at Failaka Island Marines attack
Kuwaiti officials detained more than 30 people as investigations continue into a gunfight that killed one US Marine and wounded another on Failaka Island. Two Kuwaiti gunmen, Anas al-namart and Jassem al-Hajiri, died. The Interior Ministry called it a terrorist act.
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Failaka
Kuwait City
Pentagon
Sheik Mohammed al Sabah
Kuwait
Anas Al-Namart
Jassem al-Hajiri
Kuwaiti
Interior Ministry
Environmentalists press Veneman to block moldy corn sale
Environmentalists and farmers urge Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman to halt sale of Bt corn suspected of mold contamination. They cite reproductive issues in hogs and cattle in Minnesota Michigan and Iowa and demand swift tests while FDA and USDA investigate the mold Fusarium and possible link to infertility.
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Veneman
Washington
Agriculture Secretary
Larry Bohlem
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Garst Seed Co
Bohlem
Agriculture Department
Food and Drug Administration
Aventis
Maria Bynum
FDA
Usdan Agricultural Research Service
Jerry Rosman
Rolling R Farms
Harlan
Town
Slater
Garst Seed
Jeff
Rosman
Japanese American win Nobel Physics Prize for astrophysics work
Riccardo Giacconi of Associated Universities Inc and Raymond Davis Jr of the University of Pennsylvania share the prize with Masatoshi Koshiba of the University of Tokyo. They pioneered underground neutrino detectors and X ray telescopes revealing solar and cosmic phenomena.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Riccardo Giacconi
Associated Universities Inc
Washington, D.C
Raymond Davis Jr
University of Pennsylvania
Masatoshi Koshiba
University of Tokyo
Davis
South Dakota
Sahara
Koshiba
Kamiokando
Japan
Giacconi
Academy
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US. Navy
Fifth Fleet
Garrett Kasper
Sanrain
Weanesaay
Kasper
Kuwaiti Defense Ministry
Germany
Shadow Waxs
Gregg Ave
Soho
Allstate
Soz
Aiken
Pan
4Ional Ng
Mighty Dog Dog Food
Cascade Ishwashing Det
Clorox 2 Inc
Adidas
Conair Bath Spa
Comforters
University
Aiken Hospital
Kroger
Sat
Sun
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