Malvo to drop appeals in Virginia murder cases
Teen shooter Lee Boyd Malvo plans to drop all appeals of his life sentence for one 2002 killing and admit guilt in another. A plea hearing is set for October 26 in Spotsylvania County Circuit Court. He will plead guilty to capital murder and accept life imprisonment, avoiding a death sentence.
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FBI
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Israeli helicopter strike kills Palestinian man in Gaza
Israeli forces fired two missiles from a helicopter near Khan Younis refugee camp killing a 55 year old Palestinian man and wounding five civilians. Dozens of Israeli armored vehicles moved from Neve Dekalim toward Khan Younis as tanks fired near a large housing project. The air strike occurred on Yom Kippur as Israel shut down and streets emptied.
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Nuclear watchdogs urge North Korea to admit inspectors
The U N nuclear watchdog demanded that North Korea end its nuclear program and allow inspectors to police scrapping of weapons programs. A separate IAEA resolution urged the Middle East to become a nuclear weapons free zone.
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Austria
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North Korea
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Three Suspects Charged in Russian Plane Bombings
Prosecutors charged three people in connection with last month s bombings of two Russian airliners killing 90. The security cases link to the Beslan school siege and Chechen rebel attacks. Police Captain Mikhail Artamonov faces negligence charges for releasing two women suspected of carrying bombs.
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Interfax
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Mikhail Artamonov
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Iraq on road to stability says Allawi and Bush
In Washington Ayad Allawi and President Bush praised progress toward stability in Iraq claiming 14 to 15 of 18 provinces are safe. He cited violence in Baghdad Mosul and Sunni towns while noting attacks in six provinces and rising insurgent activity as civilians die and troops suffer higher casualties.
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John Kerry
Ventura
UN troops use smoke grenades to control flood victims in Haiti
In Gonaives after Tropical Storm Jeanne, U.N. soldiers fired smoke grenades as desperate flood survivors clashed at a CARE food site. At least 1,160 killed and 1,250 missing. aid trucks attacked, roads ruined, water and supplies scarce.
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Associated Press
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Haiti
U.N
Jeanne
Care International
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Kateline Richards
St. Marc
Harry wins Sandhurst Army entrance after grueling exams
Prince Harry, 20, earned a place at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst following four days of testing that included 50 sit ups and 44 push ups in two minutes. He said he looked forward to joining the army next year.
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Cramerton Officials Contemplate Marriage Creating Debate
In Cramerton North Carolina Mayor Cathy Biles and Town Manager David Young plan to marry Oct 1 drawing mixed reactions from commissioners who fear possible conflicts yet others praise their work. Town Attorney Bill Brown and the North Carolina Institute of Justice are asked for opinions while the mayor holds limited voting power.
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N.C
Cathy Biles
David Young
Ronnie Murphy
Jacque Sumner
Bill Brown
Sumner
North Carolina Institute of Government
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