Defendants in federal hate crime trial threaten civil war
Witness Jesse Gomez testified that Derrick Donchak and Brandon Piekarsky warned of a civil war if Hispanics retaliated after the July 12 2008 beating of Luis Ramirez in Shenandoah Pennsylvania. Prosecutors say the attack was race motivated. defense denies ethnicity influenced the fight.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Jesse Gomez
Derrick Donchak
Brandon Piekarsky
Donchak
Luis Ramirez
Piekarsky
Ramirez
Defense seeks delay in Fort Hood hearing
Fort Hood Texas defense lawyers asked for a monthlong delay in the hearing to decide if Army psychiatrist Maj Nidal Hasan will go to trial for last year deadly Fort Hood shootings. Col James L Pohl said he would rule the next day on the request.
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Fort Hood, Texas
Fort Hood
James L. Pohl
Nidal Hasan
Clinton urges Serbia Kosovo talks amid Balkans tensions
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pressed president Boris Tadic in Belgrade to begin talks with Kosovo as the United States pushes reconciliation and reform in the Balkans. Tadic backs talks but rejects Kosovo independence. U S cautions against border changes to avoid regional disruption.
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Belgrade
Serbia
U.S
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Boris Tadic
Kosovo
NATO
Clinton
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Tadic
U.N. Security Council
European Union
International Court of Justice
Playboy son opposes hereditary North Korea succession plan
Kim Jong Nam, eldest son of Kim Jong Il, voiced opposition to a third generation transfer of power, saying internal factors should guide any succession. He travels abroad, spoke in Korean from Beijing in an interview aired by Japan's TV Asahi, while Kim Jong Un and their father attended Pyongyang events marking the Workers' Party anniversary.
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Bewing
North Korea
Kim Jong Il
Japan
Disneyland
Kim Jong Nam
Kim
China
Macau
TV Asahi
Beijing
Kim Jong UN
Pyongyang
Workers’ Party
Kenya seeks more help to prosecute Somali pirates
United Nations officials urge more countries to assist Kenya in prosecuting Somali pirates amid concerns Kenya could become a dumping ground for ransoms. Jack Lang notes Kenya may renegotiate deals as it houses about 136 pirates among 53 000 inmates after pacts with Britain the United States and the EU lapsed. Kenya also held agreements with Canada China and Denmark.
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Nairobi
Kenya
U.N
Jack Lang
Britain
U.S
Canada
China
Denmark
Bomb in Algeria Kills Five At Construction Site
Five people died when a remote control bomb exploded at a construction site in Tlidjen near the Tunisia border. The victims were three local public works officials and two entrepreneurs. no group claimed responsibility.
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Algiers
Algeria
Tlidjen
Tunisia
Stocks of Local Interest
Local stock figures for 268 9 34 45 appear in the market notes with brief changes and closing trends. The page records include numbered codes and reference to price movements, but readable company names are not identified in the surviving OCR text.
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Hillary Clinton
National Theater
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Playboy
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Bo Knox
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Sun
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the Market In Review
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S&p
DOW
DOW Unil
Russell
Dow Jones
KMO
Diy
Ul Alu
Csco
PepsiCo
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Pat Roberts
Aikensec.com
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