Relatives arrested in Baltimore slayings of three children
In Baltimore two young relatives, Adan Espinosa Canela aged 17 and Policarpio Espinosa aged 22, were arrested in the deaths of three children found slain in an apartment. Victims include 9-year-old Ricardo Espinoza, 9-year-old Lucero Quezada, and 10-year-old Alexis Quezada. Police described a brutal scene and recovered a butcher knife at the location.
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Families of 9 11 victims hear plane tapes in hearings
Washington AP Two closed door briefings are planned for families of the 9 11 victims to hear phone call tapes from the hijacked planes and view other government evidence. The sessions will be held in Princeton New Jersey and Boston with a circuit link to Washington and Los Angeles. Tom Roger whose daughter was aboard American Airlines Flight 11 said families want to learn as many details as possible about their loved ones final minutes.
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AP Poll Finds Many Deny Weight Problems in Diet Focus
AP Ipsos poll shows most Americans acknowledge dieting history but few currently diet. Many feel they are overweight yet 60 percent of those overweight view themselves as healthy. blame for weight rests largely with individuals. Local voices highlight struggle with discipline.
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Europe and US sign passenger data sharing pact
The United States and the European Union formalized an agreement to share airline passenger information to bolster terror threat screening. The pact, effective immediately for 3 1/2 years, gives U S authorities access to data on flights to and from EU states and will be checked against security databases. European critics had argued privacy safeguards were insufficient, while officials urged a global response to a global threat.
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Credible intelligence debate stirs public and official voices
Washington reports say Ashcroft warned of a possible al Qaida attack and seven suspects without specifics. Officials question what credible means amid no new details or alert level changes. Analysts note continued concern over timing and operational plans.
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