Two more Saddam fugitives captured in Iraq roundup
U S forces detained Mizban Khadr Hadi, a Baath party regional commander, and Mahmud Diab al Ahmed, the former interior minister, part of a list of 55 most-wanted Saddam regime figures. Thirty-four have been detained so far. Saddam and his two sons remain at large despite the global hunt.
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Two Saddam aides captured in Baghdad arrests
Two top-level Iraqi fugitives tied to Saddam Hussein were detained by U S forces, bringing the 55 most-wanted list to 34 in custody. Hadi, ranked 23, surrendered in Baghdad, while al Ahmed, ranked 29, was captured, per Centcom.
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Army's 3rd Infantry Division begins home pullout from Iraq
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld announced the 3rd Infantry Division will return to the United States by September after completing a 10 month Gulf deployment. The 2nd Brigade heads home in August and the 1st in September, with final withdrawals from Iraq continuing through late summer and fall.
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Chicago area man charged as unregistered Iraqi agent
Khaled Abdel-Latif Dumeisi, 60, a Oak Lawn resident and Arabic newspaper publisher, was arrested on charges he gathered information on Saddam critics for the Iraqi intelligence service while acting as an unregistered agent. Federal officials say he reported to Iraqi intelligence and used covert devices to collect data on a U.S. critic.
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FDA to require trans fat on food labels by 2006
The FDA announced new rules forcing nutrition labels to list trans fat amounts next to saturated fat, ending hidden risk. The change aims to help consumers compare products and steer away from heart risk, with full implementation by 2006.
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Deadly Crowded Ferry Sinks in Bangladesh River Tragedy
Emergency crews searched the Padma Meghna and Dakatia rivers for more than 500 missing after a triple deck ferry capsized near Chandpur. About 750 on board, 220 rescued or swam ashore. four bodies recovered. Monsoon floods swollen rivers and ongoing rescue efforts continued as authorities planned lift operations from 200 feet underwater.
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