Feds probe killing of Kansas abortion doctor George Tiller
The Justice Department opened a federal inquiry into the shooting of Dr. George Tiller to determine if accomplices were involved and whether federal hate crime or violence statutes apply. Prosecutors consider possible charges against any involved actors while Roeder faces state murder charges and a $5 million bond.
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Obama at Buchenwald Camp Stresses Vigilance Against Evil
President Obama visited Buchenwald near Weimar and called the site an ultimate rebuke to Holocaust deniers. He urged vigilance against evil, noted Israel's empathy, and pressed for Mideast peace with Chancellor Merkel. He announced George Mitchell will return to push talks and referenced the Cairo speech on concessions.
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IAEA finds uranium traces at Syrian site as Iran enrichment continues
The IAEA reports a second unexplained uranium particle finding at a Syrian site linked to suspicions of a near finished plutonium reactor. Iran expands uranium enrichment despite UN sanctions, prompting IAEA to review inspection routines as Damascus and Tehran resist cooperation. Both cases head for board scrutiny on June 15.
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Penske reshapes auto world with Saturn buy and foreign partners
Detroit veteran Roger Penske plans a new Saturn model that removes GM from manufacturing, inviting Renault and other foreign automakers to sell cars in the United States through Penske Automotive Group. GM aims to close the Saturn deal by Q3 while maintaining three Saturn models. The strategy seeks profit from distribution with diverse foreign partners while GM exits manufacturing for Saturn.
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