Iran Rejects U S Demand to Extradite Al Qaida Leaders
Tehran rejected a U S demand to hand over senior al Qaida operatives in its custody saying the suspects would stand trial in Iranian courts State run radio reported A day earlier Secretary Powell urged Tehran to turn the operatives over for interrogation and trial in their countries of origin or the United States.
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Two CIA contractors killed in Afghanistan ambush
The CIA says two contractors were killed in Afghanistan while tracking terrorists near Shkin in eastern Ghazhanistan. William Carlson, 43, of Southern Pines, North Carolina, and Christopher Glenn Mueller, 32, of San Diego, were veterans of military special operations forces.
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Health official says preparedness improving now
In Washington the CDC director Dr Julie L Gerding told the Institute of Medicine that public health threats require faster detection science and communication. She said preparedness is an ongoing process and that the nation is more prepared than yesterday and will be more prepared in the future.
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Sean John under fire over Honduran sweatshop link in New York
National Labor Committee director Charles Kernaghan releases a report accusing Sean John clothing line created by Sean Combs of using workers from a Honduran sweatshop at Southeast Textiles in Choloma. Defense attorneys Greespun and Shapiro arrive at the Virginia Beach courthouse for the John Allen Muhammad sniper case as a witness testifies about an earlier shooting.
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Microsoft settles multistate class action antitrust suits for 200 million vouchers
Microsoft reaches settlements in Kansas District of Columbia North Dakota South Dakota Tennessee and Washington DC to end class actions over alleged antitrust and unfair competition. Total settlements exceed 1.55 billion across nine states and DC with vouchers for hardware OS training and software and half of unused vouchers to schools.
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Insurgent Attacks Kill and Wound in Iraq Coordinated Strike
A car bomb near Baghdad injures six soldiers and a depot incident fatally wounds a U.S. deputy mayor Faris Abdul Razzaq al Assam. In Tikrit insurgents shoot at a U.S. base wounding a soldier as authorities pursue suspects.
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Baghdad rocked by Ramadan bombings as violence spikes
In Baghdad explosions struck during the first day of Ramadan, killing and wounding dozens. Dr. Laith Hussein Jabir and residents describe a city in fear as car bombings hit areas including al Khadra police station and other sites, with many civilians among the dead. Public calm remains elusive as residents express a desire to leave the country.
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Nelly reports million-dollar jewelry theft at Las Vegas Aladdin
Las Vegas police investigated two burglaries reported Monday night at the Aladdin hotel casino. Nelly and Michelle Branch were staying there. Branch reported stolen computer equipment while Nelly said his jewelry valued over a million dollars was taken from his room during Radio Music Awards week.
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Outrage over outhouses inspires lifelong Georgia collector
Mary Frazier Long, 71, a retired Lawrenceville teacher, has spent nearly 20 years gathering outhouse photos and lore. Her 1984 book Old Georgia Privies highlights historic and European privies while she tours civic groups with Privial Pursuits to fund scholarships.
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