Witness at Stewart trial charged with perjury
A Secret Service ink expert who testified for the government in the Martha Stewart trial was charged with perjury Friday. Larry Fo Stewart, 46, was accused of lying on the stand and suspended as director of the Secret Service laboratory. The case raises questions about the integrity of the verdicts against Martha Stewart and Peter Bacanovic, who were found guilty of conspiracy obstruction and lying to authorities in the ImClone case.
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Pentagon reveals probes into 37 prisoner deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan
Pentagon officials say 37 prisoner deaths since August 2002 are under review with nine suspected homicides. Cases include Abdul Jaleel and Manadel Al-Jamadi among others at Abu Ghraib and bases in Iraq and Afghanistan. Some deaths are attributed to natural causes or justified use of force. two were termed medical homicides.
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Kerry mulls delaying nomination to boost fundraising edge
John Kerry weighs delaying his Democratic nomination acceptance to allow more private fundraising and reduce President Bushs funding edge. The party plans its Boston convention at end of July while Bush is set to be nominated in New York five weeks later. Each candidate is expected to accept $75 million in federal funds for the general election.
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Jury orders tobacco industry to fund smoking cessation programs
A New Orleans jury awarded Louisiana smokers 590 million dollars for nicotine patches hot lines and advertising programs to reduce tobacco use. Legal experts say it may set a precedent though appeals loom and final program details await post verdict rulings.
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U S forces battle cleric militia amid Shiite shrines in Karbala
U S forces with AC-130 gunships and tanks clashed with militiamen near Imam Hussein and Imam Abbas shrines in Karbala, heavy fighting reported in Najaf and Kufa as Muqtada al Sadr loyalists resisted coalition. Abu Ghraib jail releases reach 454 with accounts of abuse and detainee beatings.
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