FBI links Rockefeller to German immigrant by fingerprints
FBI matched fingerprints from Christian Gerhartsreiter on 1980s immigration papers to those on a wine glass Rockefeller touched in late July and to prints taken after his Aug 2 arrest. California authorities had already identified him as Gerhartsreiter. He faces charges for kidnapping his daughter, while DNA tests pursue the Sohus couple case.
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Russia and Georgia crisis risks and Cold War echoes
The piece surveys how Georgia’s conflict strains arms control pacts including Nunn-Lugar and raises fears for U S Russia cooperation on the International Space Station as shuttle retirement nears. It notes Kosovo’s 2008 independence, NATO pledges to Georgia and Ukraine, Russia’s South Ossetia invasion, and Moscow’s global business ties and the view that a new cold war is shaping policy body.
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Georgia Crisis Deepens as Bush-Rice Promote Cautious Peace
The week after Georgian forces fought Russia over South Ossetia, Russian troops clamp a blockade on Georgia while allowing some aid into Gori. A Sarkozy brokered cease fire offers no penalties and preserves Russian peacekeeping rights in Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Bush condemns Russia as thuggish but pursues incremental penalties to pressure Moscow. Saakashvili vows Georgia will not reconcile with occupation and urges world support as Rice travels to brief the president and assess the crisis.
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Bigfoot hoax claimers offer multiple discovery stories
Whitton and Dyer describe three versions of how they found a Bigfoot corpse in Georgia. They say a former felon shot the animal in one video and claim a North Georgia family, or a stumble upon the body, in others. They admit pranks. skeptics are jealous, they insist they have a body.
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