Six indicted for murder in New Jersey slayings
In Newark three men and three teenagers were indicted on murder and related charges for the Aug. 4 2007 execution style killings. Prosecutors say the suspects tied to MS-13 face murder attempted murder robbery and weapons offenses as the grand jury decision follows a year of investigation and upgrades of charges against the teens to adult court.
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Simpson trial opens with recording played
In Las Vegas, prosecutor Chris Owens told jurors they will see the "true face" of O J Simpson in the robbery case. He opened by playing an audio of the confrontation, highlighting a voice shouting commands as Simpson appeared in court and remained impassive.
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Gasoline and food in Ike ruins spark Galveston relief
Rescuers reached Bolivar Peninsula and found widespread destruction after Hurricane Ike. Crews fear more victims than survivors as power remains out for over 2 million, lines for fuel stretch blocks, and shelters fill while activists urge aid delivery to Galveston residents and island evacuees.
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Investigators seek engineer’s cell phone records in Chatsworth crash
Federal rail investigators plan to obtain the engineer’s cell phone records to determine if texting occurred before the fatal Metrolink crash that killed 25. They also review signal light function and dispatch notices as crews clear tracks in Chatsworth and Simi Valley.
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Zimbabwe opposition leader signs power sharing pact
Morgan Tsvangirai in Harare signs a power sharing deal with President Robert Mugabe. He speaks of belief in Zimbabwe and honor for victims of state sponsored violence while urging unity to build a new Zimbabwe.
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Separate Iraq bombs kill at least 35 people
A suicide bomber attacked police celebrating a comrade’s release from U S custody in Balad Ruz Diyala province killing 22 and wounding 33. Separate bombings across Iraq killed 13 others, with most victims police.
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