Extradited terrorism suspects appear in US courts
Five terrorism defendants, including Egyptian-born Abu Hamza al Masri, arrived in New York from London for arraignments. Al Masri, 54, faces charges tied to plotting a camp in Oregon and hostage taking in Yemen. Co-defendants entered not guilty pleas to embassy bombings and related aid to terrorists. All face possible life sentences if convicted.
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Obama to designate Chavez home as national monument
KEENE Calif Maria Ybarra’s trailer is one of two left on the Nuestra Señora Reina de la Paz property that long housed Cesar Chavez and farm workers. On Monday, President Obama will designate 105 acres as a national monument within the National Park system. The La Paz site served as planning and training center for the UFW starting in 1971 and housed Chavez and organizers who taught contract writing and negotiation to workers.
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