Iraq draft constitution may still change as U S strikes hit near border
U S ambassador Khalilzad signaled possible edits to Iraqs draft charter ahead of an Oct 15 referendum. In separate strikes near Husaybah on the Syrian border US bombs hit houses, killing a claimed terrorist. A soldier died in Tal Afar in the same period.
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Bush ties oil interests to Iraq war in San Diego speech
President Bush argued the Iraq war is necessary to protect vast oil fields from terrorist control. He spoke at Naval Air Station North Island during a V-J Day commemoration, asserting the goal is to defeat terrorists and build a democratic Iraq as a lasting ally.
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United States
FBI plans threat assessments to find radicalized inmates
FBI agents nationwide ordered to conduct threat assessments of inmates who may have become radicalized in prison and could commit extremist violence after release. The effort aims to identify, report, and disrupt recruitment and conversion to violent ideologies within correctional facilities.
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Sacramento
Calif
FBI
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Randy Parsons
Judge revokes citizenship of wartime Ukrainian police member
U.S. District Judge Samuel Der-Yeghiayan ruled that Osyp Firishchak, an 86 year old North Side carpenter, lied about his role in the Ukrainian Auxiliary Police during World War II and should lose his citizenship gained after the war. The court found he falsely claimed membership in the Nazi era force that aided persecutions of Jews in occupied Poland.
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Osyp Firishchak
America
U.S
Samuel Der-Yeghiayan
Firishchak
North Side
Carpenter
Ukrainian Auxiliary Police
Poland
Ukraine
World's oldest woman dies in the Netherlands at 115
A woman identified as the world’s oldest person died Tuesday in the Netherlands at age 115. She known as Henny was born in 1890 and celebrated her 115th birthday on June 29. The home director Johan Beijering confirmed she died peacefully in her sleep.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Hendrikse van Andel- Schipper
Johan Beijering
Henny
Base closing plan blocked in Connecticut by judge
A federal judge halted the Base Closure and Realignment Commission from recommending Bradley International Airport realignment in Connecticut. Judge Alfred V. Covello issued a restraining order and scheduled a Sept. 7 hearing on removing planes, while the commission had until Sept. 8 to send its plan to President Bush.
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Hartford
Conn
National Base Closings Commission
Connecticut Air National Guard
U.S
Alfred V. Covello
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