USF to fire professor with alleged terrorist ties
University of South Florida President Judy Genshaft aims to terminate Sami Al-Arian a tenured computer science professor who has denied support for terrorism The board noted disruption of campus life and an arbitration option remains open Al-Arian 43 has not been charged with a crime and faced FBI scrutiny over a defunct think tank and related charity linked to fundraising for terrorists
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Terror suspect Mou ssaoui remains jailed before trial in 9 11 case
Zacarias Moussaoui, the first man indicted in the Sept. 11 attacks, is ordered to stay in jail pending trial in Virginia. Six conspiracy counts are read, four carrying possible death penalties, as prosecutors outline charges including terrorism, aircraft piracy, destruction of aircraft, and murder of U.S. employees.
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Burton seeks GAO audit of Justice Department terrorism figures
Rep. Dan Burton and Sen. Arlen Specter called for a GAO audit of DOJ terrorism case tallies. They contend the department inflated terrorism counts with ordinary criminal cases to inflate its performance, a practice they fear persists after September 11.
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