Court bars cameras in Peterson trial as prosecutors push case
In Fresno a judge banned cameras and recorders from Scott Peterson's upcoming hearing to avoid a televised spectacle and protect witnesses privacy. In Manassas Muhammad faces unadjudicated conduct accusations including passport fraud. Arnaout receives 11 year federal sentence for defrauding donors. Powell to study media ownership effects this fall.
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Firefighters Brace Defenses as Montana Wildfire Spreads
Crews battled a large Montana blaze near Missoula using hand tools and bulldozers to fortify lines. About 70 families remained evacuated, down from 250, as the fire expanded across about 6 000 acres with strong winds driving its weekend advance.
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Colorado top party school BYU sober in Princeton Review
The University of Colorado leads the nation as a top party school while Brigham Young University ranks as the most sober, per the Princeton Review Best 351 Colleges survey based on responses from over 100,000 students. Colorado shows high marijuana and hard liquor use, with beer also prevalent.
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House member prepares Syria sanction bill amid Israeli support
A New York House member plans to push a bill sanctioning Syria with strong backing from Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, signaling bipartisan momentum and regional security concerns. The move follows escalating tensions in the Middle East as lawmakers weigh options.
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U S Soldier Dies in Explosive Attack in Iraq
A U S Army soldier from the 1st Armored Division was killed by an explosive device in Baghdad amid ongoing fallout from the shooting of Reuters cameraman Mazen Dana. A central command spokesman called the death a hostile act as investigations begin.
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Al Qaida Tape Calls Muslims to Fight in Iraq
An audiotape aired on Al Arabiya and obtained by the AP urges Muslims to travel to Iraq and oppose the U.S.-led occupation. The speaker claims to be Abdur Rahman al Najdi, a Saudi militant named with other wanted figures. U.S. forces circulated posters for al Najdi earlier this year. Western intelligence notes possible cooperation among Taliban al Qaida and fighters against U.S. forces and the Afghan government. A U.S. official could not confirm the tape’s authenticity.
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Informant networks shape cautious Iraqi hunt for Saddam holdouts
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