Bush records ruled subject to Texas Public Information Act
Texas Attorney General John Cornyn ruled that Governor Bush's gubernatorial records, though housed at the George Bush Presidential Library, remain Texas property and subject to the Public Information Act. The decision clarifies that an alternate repository does not remove records from state ownership or the act's reach.
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Cornyn Bush
Texas Public Information Act
Austin
Bush
Texas
John Cornyn
George Bush
National Archives
Cornyn
Tom Smith
Public Citizen
Comyn
Peggy Rudd
State Library and Archives Commission
Rick Perry
Terri Lacy
Perry
Kathy Walt
Domestic terrorism bombings injure five in Illinois and Iowa
Five people were wounded by eight pipe bombs placed in rural mailboxes across Illinois and Iowa. A note signed Someone Who Cares claimed more attacks would follow. Investigators, linking the incidents, warned residents not to touch mailboxes as authorities pursue suspects.
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Illinois
Iowa
Urbandale
Ilinois
Postal Service
Linda Jensen
James Bogner
FBI
Jensen
Morrison
Mount Carroll
Elizabeth
Asbury
Farley
Tipton
Anamosa
Mural Scott County
Mississippi River
Carroll County
Ill
Rod Herrick
Azeezaly Jaffer
Jaffer
FBI warned last summer of Arabs training at U S flight schools
The Associated Press reports an Arizona memo from July 2001 warned that several Arabs were suspected of training at U S aviation schools and urged nationwide contact with other schools. FBI officials said no direct link to the Sept 11 plot was found, though an hijacker leader trained in Arizona.
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Washington
FBI
Arizona
U.S
Associated Press
Phoenix
FBIHQ
Hani Hanjour
World Trade Center
New York
Pennsylvania
John Collingwood
Collingwood
PBIHQ
USDOS
State Department
Archdiocese balks at Geoghan settlement over cost to archdiocese
The Archdiocese of Boston backed away from a proposed $15 million to $30 million settlement with 86 plaintiffs alleging abuse by defrocked priest John Geoghan. The finance council deemed the deal too costly and capable of draining resources, while supporters urged a non-litigious global assistance fund for victims and counseling.
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Archdiocese of Boston
John Geoghan
Boston
Archdiocese of
Bernard Law
David W. Smith
Mitchell Garabedian
Geoghan
Garabedian
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