U S arrests Indonesian terror suspect Hambali in custody
The United States says Hambali Riduan Isamuddin of Jemaah Islamiya, alleged top Southeast Asia lieutenant and Bali bombing mastermind, is in U S custody. President Bush announced the capture at Miramar Air Station describing him as one of the world s most lethal terrorists and a close associate of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.
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Quake Hits Lefkada Island Leaves Many Injured
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck Lefkada in the Ionian Sea, isolating villages by landslides. More than 50 people were injured as the island's only bridge to the mainland clogged with panicked tourists. Two strong aftershocks followed, with preliminary magnitudes of 5.3.
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FBI Missed Warning Signs in Hanssen Espionage Case
Justice Department inspector general report concludes FBI supervisors ignored red flags during Robert Hanssen's 25 year career. Hanssen accessed sensitive counter intelligence files and hacked FBI systems while passing secrets to the Soviet Union over two decades. Inspector General Glenn Fine faulted the agency for failing to detect the breach.
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Americans fall short on daily exercise under new CDC definition
ATLANTA AP The CDC critiques earlier measures by including moderate everyday activities like housework and gardening. The 2001 survey finds 55 percent of adults fail to meet the recommended 30 minutes four days a week, though this is an improvement over 2000. Harold Kohl notes surprise at the results.
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U S Troops Arrive as Liberia Rebels Lift Capital Siege
In Monrovia 200 U S troops landed to back a West African peace force after rebels ended a 10 week siege. Charles Taylor surrendered and fled as U S helicopters and jets supported the peace effort amid cheering crowds and international calls for stability.
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