Stewart to serve five months at Alderson PRISON
Martha Stewart is assigned to the Alderson minimum security women’s prison in West Virginia for five months after a March conviction for lying about a stock sale. A government source says Alderson was chosen for remoteness and media access limits. she must report by October 8. Mount St Helens shows renewed activity with minor earthquakes and potential small eruptions in coming days.
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Private rocket ship soars toward space for $10 million prize
In Mojave California Space ShipOne crews push flight past abort warning rolling dozens of times at near three times the speed of sound. Pilot Michael Melvill continues to the required altitude as Burt Rutan's team considers a second flight to win the Ansari X Prize.
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Yemen court hands death sentences over USS Cole bombing
In Sanaa a Yemen Saudi suspect and Yemeni militant were sentenced to death by firing squad for the Oct 12 2000 USS Cole bombing that killed 17 sailors. Four other defendants received five to ten year terms as the judge said the verdict was an American one unjust and contested by the defense.
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British hostage begs Blair for help in cage video
The video shows Kenneth Bigley pleading with Tony Blair to meet captors' demands as 18 foreign hostages remain held in Iraq. Al Jazeera aired the clip before it circulated online, with Bigley urging Blair to act as his captors threaten worse outcomes.
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DiCaprio Sued Over Altercation With Berkley Friends
A Manhattan judge dismissed part of a $45 million lawsuit accusing Leonardo DiCaprio and two men of instigating a street fight outside a restaurant in the Upper East Side. The suit, by Roger Wilson, also named actor Jay Ferguson and Todd Healy, with Healy admitting he struck Wilson in self defense during the May 1998 incident involving Berkley.
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Baby Python Emerges After Weekend Hideout
BAY ST. LOUIS Mississippi AP Baby Burmese python named Baby reappears after hiding in attic insulation using rabbits as bait. Keith Berg had kept the 17-foot snake in his bathroom and the reptile escaped when a door was left ajar prompting relief from neighbor Julie Lawhead.
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