Heatwale linked to plan to test airline security on flights
FBI investigators interview Nathaniel Heatwale of Greensboro North Carolina over reports he warned officials he would try to board planes with forbidden items to expose security gaps. He allegedly carried bleach matches modeling clay and notes about testing airport screening as part of the plan. In Dallas a former conjoined Egyptian twin was taken off a ventilator and is breathing independently a week after separation Mohamed and Ahmed Ibrahim show small gains and remain in critical but stable condition in the pediatric ICU.
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Officials blame fixtures for Chicago high rise blaze
Investigators in Chicago said malfunctioning light fixtures may have started Friday’s 35 story government office building fire that killed six. An electrical engineer tested fixtures, wires, and switches in the 12th floor storage room. results may take up to two weeks per ATF spokesman Tom Ahern.
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Gay Episcopal bishop elect responds to warning
The Episcopal Church’s first openly gay bishop elect says he agonizes over the turmoil his election causes but believes God wants him to move forward. The Rev. V. Gene Robinson spoke at Grace Church amid questions about his upcoming consecration as bishop of New Hampshire.
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Bush signals possible security pledge in NKorea standoff
President Bush floated a written security assurance from the United States and allies in exchange for North Korea scrapping its nuclear program. He ruled out an invasion treaty but kept open a nonbinding pledge as leaders at the 21 nation regional summit discuss how to end the impasse amid broader tensions in Asia.
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Ambushes Kill Two Americans. Iraqi Attacks Rise Around Baghdad
Attacks across the area near Kirkuk and Fallujah leave two U.S. soldiers dead and several wounded. A convoy ammunition truck was hit near Fallujah as violence spiked around Baghdad, with Iraqi civilians injured and witnesses describing fires and blasts.
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David Blaine completes 44 day starvation stunt in London
Illusionist David Blaine emerges from a 7 by 7 by 3 foot clear plastic box after 44 days of water only. Thousands cheer as he is lowered to the Thames banks and taken to hospital for examination.
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Clark uses baseball bet to boost campaign donations
Wesley Clark launches the Clark04 Baseball Challenge inviting Internet donors to pledge for predicting the World Series champion. Supporters can back the Yankees or Marlins, with others voting against New York or Florida. The gimmick aims to attract fans and raise funds for Clark's presidential bid.
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