U S approves 30 million reward for Hussein informant
The Bush administration approved a 30 million payment to the informant who led U S troops to Odai and Qusai Hussein after a July villa firefight in Mosul. Saddam's daughters Raghad and Rana arrived in Jordan with nine children seeking refuge as I raq remains volatile.
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Government rolls out computerized passenger screening plan
The government will test a revised nationwide system to pre screen airline passengers, aiming to flag only potential security risks. TSA chief James Loy says testing at a secure location will last up to six months with a broader rollout in about a year. Privacy concerns persist, but the plan now deletes personal data after travel and restricts checks to essential information.
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Survey shows rising support for First Amendment
A Nashville survey of 1,000 adults finds growing support for the First Amendment and demand for more information on the government war on terrorism. It notes concerns about media ownership consolidation, press freedom levels, and media performance during the war on terror.
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