Idaho graduate student linked to unauthorized lab access
Sami Omar Al-Hussayen, a University of Idaho computer science doctoral student under terrorism-related investigation, reportedly accessed an isotope lab with radioactive material. Court documents say he moved his office into the engineering isotope lab without his adviser's knowledge as he faces a January 20 trial on student visa fraud charges.
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Wesley Clark vows to raise family income
Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark proposes raising family income by 3000 dollars per year and extending health coverage to 30 million more people, outlining plans on five domestic issues without details. A separate Miami unaffiliated serial rapist is linked to multiple assaults. police seek tips as DNA ties a single attacker to several cases. The College Board and Chinese government partner on an Advanced Placement program in Chinese language and culture with 685000 dollars in support.
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Rumsfeld asks Iraq commanders to reassess security force needs
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld urged senior commanders in Iraq to reexamine whether 220000 trained Iraqi security personnel will suffice before a sovereign government takes power next summer. He cited budget timing risks and noted about 140000 Iraqis are currently in uniform.
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Afghanistan village mourns nine children killed by U S warplane
In Hutala Afghanistan villagers mourn nine children killed when a U S A 10 warplane targeted a suspected Taliban commander, a claim disputed by residents who say the target had left the area. U S officials apologized and pledged an inquiry. The United Nations called for investigation and Afghan authorities urged checks to prevent repeats.
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Palestinians fail to secure full cease-fire after talks
In Cairo Palestinian factions including Hamas and Islamic Jihad reject a broad halt to attacks. They accept only a limited truce ending civilian strikes but not violence by settlers or soldiers. Prime Minister Qureia and Egypt’s Suleiman pressed for a total cease-fire, but no date was set for further talks.
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U.N.-led Disarmament Begins in Liberia
Libera fighters surrender AK-47s to U.N. peacekeepers starting a nationwide disarmament drive. Government and allied militia fighters including youths as young as 12 turn in weapons at Monrovia barracks and head to camps. U.N. envoy Klein warns this is Liberia’s last chance for peace.
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