Most Wanted Man Sought After Carroll Manhunt
Officials hunted for Ralph Phillips a top fugitive after a shooting near the Pennsylvania line. Police used helicopters road blocks and tracking dogs to trap the escapee in the Carroll area about 65 miles south of Buffalo. Evidence of injuries unclear and no blood found at the scene.
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Senate moves to create online budget tracker
The Senate passed a bill to build a Google like search engine enabling taxpayers to track about 1 trillion dollars in federal grants contracts earmarks and loans online. Support spans groups across the political spectrum with House action expected next week and a Bush era signature anticipated.
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Red Cross Fined for Blood Safety Violations
The government fined the American Red Cross 4.2 million dollars for violating blood safety laws. The FDA cited failures to ask proper donor questions and to follow test procedures. No evidence of serious health consequences was found.
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Car bomber rocks Kabul near U.S. Embassy in deadliest attack
A car bombing outside the U.S. Embassy in Kabul wounded 16 people and killed multiple others, including two U.S. soldiers. A claimed Taliban spokesman said responsibility as Afghan capital endures escalating violence amid NATO and Afghan forces efforts.
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Relationship gaps in Iraq al-Qaida link report
A U S Senate Intelligence report finds no concrete evidence tying the Iraqi government to al-Qaida. It notes possible indirect contacts and unclear collaboration, with CIA and DIA assessments highlighting lack of definitive proof and ambiguous ties through intermediaries.
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Senate report questions Saddam link with terrorists
Senate report released Friday says Saddam Hussein viewed al-Qaida as a threat not an ally, contradicting Bush era claims. It cites a 2009 CIA briefing stating Saddam’s government did not have a relationship with al-Qaida. Tariq Aziz told FBI Saddam expressed negative sentiments about bin Laden. The document also criticizes prewar intelligence.
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Saudi religious police ban sale of cats and dogs
In Jidda Saudi Arabia religious police issue a decree banning sales of cats and dogs seen as Western influence. The move targets dogs familiar to Muslims as unclean and perplexes locals given the Prophet Mohammed’s fondness for cats. An AP photo shows a bomb site in India.
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Bombs kill 31 in troubled Indian city
In Malegaon, two bicycle bombs exploded as Muslims left Friday prayers near a mosque. Thirty one people died and about 100 were wounded. A top official called the blasts a terrorist act and curfews were imposed as security forces patrolled empty streets.
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Air Force Major Found Alive in Kyrgyzstan
Maj Jill Metzger, 33, an American Air Force officer, was located by Kyrgyz law enforcement in Bishkek after disappearing Tuesday during a shopping trip. She has been returned to the U.S. air base at Bishkek's airport, according to a U.S. military spokeswoman.
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