Pakistan identifies six terror suspects linked to al Qaida
Pakistan releases photos of six most wanted terrorists including Abu Faraj al Libbi and Amjad Hussain Farooqgi. The government links them to al Qaida and Lashkar e Jhangvi with possible roles in attempts on President Musharraf and Prime Minister designate Shaukat Aziz. Hussain is tied to the Daniel Pearl case and al Qaida connections.
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Europe faces rising seas and heat as warming accelerates
The European Environment Agency warned Wednesday that global warming will bring higher sea levels, disappearing Alpine glaciers, and more deadly heat waves across Europe. The 107 page report notes rapid change and urges swift action to limit damages and floods.
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Judge halts Peterson murder trial for potential development
In Redwood City California Judge Alfred Delucchi postponed cross examination of Amber Frey in the Scott Peterson murder case citing a potential development. Jurors were sent home for the week and the trial resumes Monday with Frey on the stand.
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Trooper Rammed Fleeing Car in Georgia Chase Fatal
A 110 mph pursuit from South Carolina into Georgia ended when a state trooper used his patrol car to ram the fleeing vehicle. The driver Katie Sharp 21 and a 17-year-old passenger died when the car spun and hit a tree on I 95. Authorities defended the trooper saying he followed training.
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Arafat admits mistakes amid calls to curb graft
Yasser Arafat acknowledged mistakes and pledged to curb corruption as Palestinian lawmakers deride his speech. In Israel, Sharon’s Likud defeats plans to add Labor, potentially widening disengagement from Gaza and West Bank settlements. Israeli strikes target Gaza workshops after mortar and rocket attacks.
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Judge holds five reporters in contempt in Lee case
U S District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson fined AP’s H Josef Hebert James Risen Jeff Gerth NYT Robert Dragin Los Angeles Times and Pierre Thomas ABC while delaying penalties on appeals The judge ruled they refused to reveal sources for Wen Ho Lee coverage amid a lawsuit against Energy and Justice departments News cooperatives plan to appeal contending they provided all knowable information without breaching source protections.
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