Clinton to donate ImClone donor funds to charity
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said she would donate $33,000 received from Sam Waksal, ImClone founder indicted in a stock trading case, splitting $7,000 to her Senate campaign and PAC, with $26,000 going to the DSCC New York Senate 2000 soft money account. The charity recipient remains to be determined.
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Washington
Hillary Rodham
Clinton
ImClone
Sam Waksal
Waksal
Senate
Political Action Committee
New York Democrat
Karen Dunn
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
New York Senate 2000
DSCC
Dunn
New York Post
Hillpac
Food and Drug Administration
Parents Brace For Stranger Abductions In Wake Of Noted Cases
Parents across the nation heighten caution after high profile abductions. Experts note declines in stranger kidnappings but urge vigilance, especially for home and neighborhood safety. Community mothers in Salt Lake City and Irvine describe increased alarm and stricter supervision for children.
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Maureen Collins
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Patti Berenschot
Danielle van Dam
Danielle
Berenschot
FBI
Randy Aden
Los Angeles
Samantha Runnion
Stanton
St. Louis
Cassandra Williamson
Heather Hoffman
Maggie
Peggy Haymond
Orange County
Irvine
Samantha
Haymond
Lancaster
Jacqueline Marris
Heston opens about illness as NRA leader steps forward
Charlton Heston, longtime actor and NRA president, announced his battle with Alzheimer's disease in a public statement. He will finish his term as NRA leader in April, with Wayne LaPierre confirming plans. The star reflected on his career and urged resilience while acknowledging the memory-impairing illness.
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Red Sea
Heston
National Rifle Association
NRA
Wayne LaPierre
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Lydia
Pauline Phillips
Abby
Dr. King
Jfk
America
Charles Carter
Chicago
Michigan
Charlton Heston
Northwestern University
Army Air Force
Aleutian Islands
Northwestern
Lydia Clarke
New York
Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
FBI Profiling Efforts Highlight Global Islamist Extremism
The United States holds 564 detainees at Guantanamo Bay as profiling efforts abroad into Sunni radicalism continue. Experts note al Qaida leadership among Sunnis and say globalization backlash fuels recruiting while skeptics doubt policy impact. Officials cite historical use of profiling for propaganda and intelligence.
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United States
Guantanamo Bay
Afghanistan
al- Qaida
Al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
U.S
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Emilio Viano
American University
Stephen Zunes
University of San Francisco
International child exploitation ring arrests expand across nations
Federal prosecutors announce arrests connected to an online ring trading explicit images of children. Among those charged are parents accused of sexual exploitation, with penalties from 10 to 20 years per count. some defendants face up to 60 years. Investigators seek more victims and identities as cooperation spans the United States and Europe.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
CDC
United States
Washington, D.C
Bonner
Save the Children
Jensens
U.S. Customs Service
Emmerson
H. Ronald Laws
Paul Whitmore
San Diego
Brooke Rowland
Tracy Reynolds
Longview
Texas
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Burley
Idaho
Michael David Harland
West Palm Beach
Fla
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Spokane
Wash
John Zill
Greeneville
S.C
Craig Davidson
Kansas City
Kan
Sean Bradley
Reno
Nev
Customs
Mike Netherland
Fresno
Jean-Michael Frances Cattin
Marcel Egli
Peter Althaus
Switzerland
Dirk-Jan Prins
Netherlands
Customs Service
Customs.ustreas.gov
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Church
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Teste Wan Ital Rai
Engen
Thursda
James
Jude
Ware
Israel
Callahan
Morris
Brogdon
Thomas
Brogdon Brown
Stauffer Stauffer
Brooks
Stanley
Mid America Marketing
Springfield
Illinois
Wytheville
Direct Dodge
Chrysler Jeep Inc
West Leé
Wytheville, VA
BSIC
Blacksburg
Auto Max, Inc
Manheim
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