Iraq to form militia to bolster US anti guerrilla effort
Iraqi political parties and coalition authorities discuss creating a 1000 member militia to aid the US military in fighting the guerrilla insurgency. The plan would merge fighters from five parties under joint US and Iraqi Civil Defense Corps leadership. A former Iraqi general linked to Saddam Hussein was captured in Baghdad.
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Briton charged with terrorist conspiracy link to shoe bomber
Sajid Badat, a 24 year old Briton, is charged with two explosives offenses in a widening antiterrorism operation tied to Richard Reid, the shoe bomber. Detained in Gloucester on Nov 27, he faces court as authorities cite al Qaida links and heightened security.
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Lee urges donations for soldiers via hospital chaplain office
In a Thursday column, Jane Howard Lee appeals for donations to local soldiers. She asks that items be new and sent to the hospital chaplain's office when available, with all shipments coordinated through the Sun office at 1301 Memorial Drive.
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Bush weighs how to ease hit from steel tariff lift
Washington officials say the administration plans to cut tariffs on imported steel and pursue early reporting rules to spot surges. President Bush met with Cheney and others after a Pittsburgh fund ride as WTO ruling looms and EU Japan threaten retaliation. Industry sources seek measures to aid domestic steel makers while monitoring imports.
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Russia may pursue Kyoto Protocol ratification next year
Russia has not ruled out ratifying the Kyoto Protocol and may submit the climate accord to parliament for approval next year, a government official said. As a major CO2 emitter, Moscow’s support is crucial for the treaty to take effect, and officials quote Deputy Minister Mukhamed Isikanov saying ratification will occur if it serves Russia’s interests.
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Federal agents raid Hells Angels sites across West
Federal agents swept Hells Angels hangouts in Los Angeles San Francisco Arizona Washington state Nevada and Alaska in predawn raids. In a two year undercover probe into drugs and guns at least 57 arrests were reported with 40 federal and 47 California state arrests. It was unclear how many arrests occurred in other states.
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Coroner rules death homicide after police struggle in Cincinnati
Hamilton County Coroner Carl Parrott said Nathaniel Jones, 41, who weighed 350 pounds, died after a struggle with officers in a videotaped incident. Jones had an enlarged heart and elevated levels of cocaine, PCP and methanol. The coroner ruled the death a homicide but noted it does not imply excessive force by police.
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Recording Industry Lawsuits Grow Amid Online Piracy Crackdown
The Recording Industry Association of America says 41 more lawsuits were filed against computer users in at least 14 states for illegally sharing songs on the Internet. The total tops 382 actions in about six months as RIAA maintains its aggressive legal campaign. President Cary Sherman says plans to maintain pressure despite waning media attention.
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