Jury convicts Malvo in sniper slaying verdict
Jurors convict Lee Boyd Malvo of capital murder in the Washington area sniper attacks that killed 10 people. The verdict leaves sentencing to decide death or life without parole. The trial highlighted Malvo as the eager triggerman alongside John Allen Muhammad.
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Malvo
Horan
James L
Sonny” Buchanan
Muhammad
Lee
John Muhammad
Arif
Franklin
Roush
Malvo Convicted of Capital Murder in Sniper Case
A jury found Lee Boyd Malvo, 18, guilty of capital murder for the October 14 2002 killing of FBI analyst Linda Franklin in Falls Church, part of a three week sniper spree with John Allen Muhammad that left 10 dead. The verdict implies Malvo was the triggerman and the act terrorism.
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Chesapeake
Malvo
FBI
Linda Franklin
Falls Church
Franklin
Katrina Hannum
Bob Meyers
Muhammad
Craig S. Cooley
Lee Boyd Malvo
Debbie Rose
Chesapeake Circuit Court
John Allen Muhammad
Muder
AP poll shows Bush gains in trust on terror handling
The AP Ipsos poll finds rising confidence in capturing Osama bin Laden and increased approval of President Bush's foreign policy and terrorism strategy after Saddam Hussein's capture. About 63 percent approve of his handling, and overall job approval stands at 59 percent, up from December.
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Ashington
Osama bin Laden
Bush
Saddam “Hussein
Associated Press
Iraq
Jpsus Public Affairs
Respoints
United States
Jill Chiccino
Wilmington
Del
Ap-Ipsos
Lincoln Electric Keeps Profit Sharing But Bonus Falls Short
At Lincoln Electric Holdings in Euclid Ohio more than 200 employees gathered to hear that profit sharing would continue though average checks at 10800 little below last year. Analysts say rising profits mask cautious outlook as firms scale back annual incentives and many cancel across the board holiday bonuses amid a broader shift to pay for performance.
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John Stropki
Lincoln Electric Holdings
Lincoln
Euclid
Ohio
Mercer Human Resources Consulting
Hewittt
Putin open to talks on Iraq debt relief with Paris Club
Russia ready to begin negotiations to ease Iraq's $8 billion debt to Moscow within the Paris Club framework. Kremlin says the move aims to relieve Iraq's debt burden as James A Baker III tours Europe seeking broad debt forgiveness for Iraq.
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OSCOW
Vladimir Putin
Russia
Iraq
Moscow
Bush
James A. Baker III
Paris Club
Kremlin
Baker
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Tony Blair
U.S
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Ed Press
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John Nelsor
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Papen
Hewitt Associates
Ken Abosch
Hewitt
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