Public playing of Flight 93 cockpit tape at Moussaoui sentencing
U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema allowed the 9/11 hijack cockpit recording from United Airlines Flight 93 to be played in court for the first time in public during Zacarias Moussaoui's sentencing. A transcript will accompany the tape as families decide on release.
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Saddam admits signing death warrants for Dujail killings
Saddam Hussein testified in the Dujail case that he approved death warrants for 148 men and boys after a 1982 assassination attempt. He said he did not read every file but that approving executions was a president's duty. The trial resumes as a second genocide probe related to the Anfal campaign proceeds.
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Fungal eye infections in contact lens wearers raise alarm
Health officials monitor a surge of fusarium eye infections linked to contact lens use. At Bascom Palmer Eye Institute 20 patients treated this year, including 12 with lenses. CDC reports about 50 possible U S cases in 12 states. Singapore also notes spikes. Fungal exposure from soil and plant material risks vision without treatment.
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Gene Pitney dies after Cardiff concert in Wales
The singer Gene Pitney, 65, was found dead in a Cardiff hotel room after a concert the previous day. Police say he died of natural causes. Pitney penned and performed hits including 24 Hours from Tulsa and Town Without Pity.
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Ancient Pakistan skulls reveal 7500 year old dental work
Carbon dated skulls from a Pakistan graveyard show five patients had drilled molars 7500 to 9000 years ago. The holes are unusually precise and even bored from the inner back of teeth, suggesting early dentistry far earlier than anesthesia. The find is reported in Nature.
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