Asset forfeiture abuses spark cross party outrage
Molly Ivins argues asset forfeiture fuels police profits and abuses under the War on Drugs. She cites cases from Malibu to Washington and New Orleans, notes investigations by The Nation and Dateline, and calls for public pressure and reform led by groups like the ACLU and NRA.
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Security tightened at Washington landmarks and bases
Washington law enforcement and federal officials increased patrols at tourist sites, federal buildings, and the 95 mile Metrorail system. Bomb sniffing dogs joined sweeps at airports, while Pentagon guards and embassy perimeter patrols welcomed a higher visible security presence after U S strikes in Afghanistan and Sudan.
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Sudan President denounces U.S. attack after factory strike
President Omar el-Bashir condemned the U.S. missile strike as American aggression. He recalled diplomats, sought UN and Arab League action, and claimed the El-Shifa facility was an industrial pharmaceutical plant, not a chemical weapons site, as workers searched a burning complex in Khartoum and riot police guarded access.
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Correction notice on judge retirement and appointment
District Judge Robert Bates of Washington Iowa was mis-stated in an August 19 report about his retirement and E Richard Meadows of Ottumwa replacing him. The Gazette publishes corrections clarifications and accepts feedback at phone number 398-8313.
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Bin Laden Honored Guest in Afghanistan
U.S. missiles struck a central Afghan site where Osama bin Laden reportedly bases with Taliban protection. Taliban officials deny injury claims while U.S. officials cannot confirm his status. Bin Laden, linked to embassy bombings, commands thousands of Arab followers and once built wealth from his family’s fortune.
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Gazette promotes agriculture using soybean ink and recycling
The Gazette reports on its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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