Witnesses relive 9 11 at Moussaoui trial
In Alexandria four relatives read victims' stories and showed photos as the second phase of Zacarias Moussaoui's death penalty trial opened. Giuliani described his aide Beth Hatton’s daughter Terry born after her father’s death, and jurors reacted emotionally as other families spoke of lost loved ones.
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Remains Found at World Trade Center Site and Global News
Workers at the World Trade Center vicinity recovered 74 bone fragments mixed with gravel on the Deutsche Bank roof during demolition prep. Investigators also reviewed eight overlooked emergency dispatch recordings from the 9 11 attacks. In Cuba, Granma reports coast guard fire killed one of three suspected migrant smugglers near Pinar del Rio. In Guatemala City, gunmen killed opposition congressman Mario Pivaral near his party HQ as president Berger planned a security operation with ex soldiers.
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Britain reports first wild swan with bird flu H5N1
Britain confirms a wild swan in Cellardyke Scotland tested positive for the H5N1 bird flu strain. Officials say public health risk is low but impose restrictions on poultry movement and establish a 965 square mile wild bird risk area around the site.
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House GOP Pulls Budget Plan Amid Friction in Conference
Feuds among GOP factions scuttled a 2.8 trillion budget blueprint hours after debate opened. Moderates oppose the plan and conservative factions clash with the Appropriations Committee, prompting leaders to pull the measure with hopes to revive after a two week recess.
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Ex-detectives convicted of mob killings
Two former NYPD detectives Louis Eppolito and Steven Caracappa were found guilty of moonlighting as hitmen for the Lucchese crime family in eight killings from 1986 to 1990. They helped with traffic-stop hits and passed targets to the Mafia. Sentencing set for May 22 after bail was revoked.
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North Carolina man scolds Bush at town hall meeting
Real estate broker Harry Taylor condemned President Bush at Central Piedmont Community College, accusing him of betraying freedoms and failing to consider domestic surveillance. Bush defended the terrorism surveillance program amid boos from the audience.
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