Key witness recalls path from Morocco to crime in terrorism case
Government witness Youssef Hmimssa testified about arriving in the United States in 1994 from Morocco and later turning to credit card fraud in Chicago before his 2001 arrest in Cedar Rapids. He used aliases Patrick Vuillaume and Edgardo Colon and described how he recorded card data from taxi passengers and sold stolen electronics, while prosecutors say the four defendants sought his help to forge documents for illegal entry.
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Michigan terror trial marks first U S case after 9 11 incident
On the Eastern District of Michigan a case charges Abdel Ilah Elmardoudi Karim Koubriti Ahmed Hannan and Farouk Ali Haimoud with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists. Witness Hmimssa identified Koubriti and Hannan as former roommates and said he knew Ali Haimoud and Elmardoudi. He faces up to three years and 10 months in prison after pleading guilty to related federal charges.
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Abdel-Ilah Elmardoudi
Karim Koubriti
Ahmed Hannan
Farouk Ali-Haimoud
United States
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Koubriti
Hannan
Ali Haimoud
Eimardoudi
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Illinois
Iowa
Hart criticizes Dens on war support during Iowa New Hampshire stops
Gary Hart urged Iowa and New Hampshire Democrats to shape a national war debate saying Congress erred in backing the Iraq war and Bush tax cuts. He warned the administration seeks long term goals beyond removing Saddam and cited defense advisers using 9 11 as a pretext. Hart framed New Hampshire and Iowa as key venues for debate before announcing his candidacy.
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Iowa City
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Richard Perle
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Defense Policy Board
Paul Wolfowitz
Bush
Commission On National Security
21St Century
Ronald Reagan
Stone Reader screens at Coe College tonight
The Iowa premiere of Stone Reader screens at 7 p.m. in Cherry Auditorium Peterson Hall at Coe College with filmmaker Mark Moskowitz and Don Mossman in attendance. Admission is free with tickets from the Coe Box Office, hours 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays. The film runs three nights and also plays at the Bijou in the UI Memorial Union through April 16 with a $5 admission and IMU Box Office tickets.
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I C man charged with third count of HIV transmission
Adam Musser 22 of 418 Brown St Apt 14 Iowa City faces a third charge of criminal transmission of HIV after allegedly telling a North Liberty woman he was HIV negative during a June 2002 to January 2003 relationship. He has remained jailed since February and faces an initial court appearance.
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Coralville
Johnson County
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Krei
Aaron Dahlberg
Minnesota
Alford
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