Defector says Washington exploited him for information
Adnan Awad, a 49 year old Palestinian defector from an Iraqi linked extremist network, testified before the Senate committee that the United States squeezed him for intel and then discarded him. He described eight years underground, language barriers, family separation, and denied residency and citizenship.
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Jury finds Attica deputy warden liable for inmate abuse
A Buffalo jury held Karl Pfeil liable for violence against inmates in the 1971 Attica uprising reprisals. The panel deadlocked on three other defendants former prison commissioner Russell Oswald Attica warden Vincent Mancusi and State Police Maj John Monahan. A new trial was ordered against the three, Oswald and Monahan are deceased.
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LaGayette Smith
Police Officer Recalls Shooting Witness at Cedar Rapids Trial
Cedar Rapids detective Harvey Caldwell testified he saw a passenger in a parked car fire toward the driver after hearing gunfire at Sec ond Avenue and Fifth Street SE. Witnesses including KCRG staff and pathologist Dr. Ruth Ann Macke described the scene as the trial moved to Scott County.
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Scott County
Iran Buys Two Russian Submarines Warns of Hormuz Control
U S intelligence suggests Iran is purchasing at least two new Russian attack submarines to dominate the Strait of Hormuz. State officials report discussions with Russia and warnings from Iran’s navy about controlling Gulf traffic. Rear Adm. Edward Shearer will brief Congress on the issue.
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Woman seeks Dallas police job after ruling on sodomy law
A lesbian applicant, Mica England, reapplies to the Dallas Police Department a day after a judge struck down the department’s policy barring homosexuals. England faced prior disqualification in 1987 after a lie detector questioned her sexual orientation. The department says her latest application is under consideration.
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ABA rejects open records for lawyer discipline
The American Bar Association on Tuesday voted against making virtually all disciplinary proceedings public. Consumer activist Kay Ostberg of HALT criticized the move as anti consumer while delegates approved most reform proposals to change how lawyers are disciplined. States will be urged to adopt the changes.
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Weight Loss Program Introduced to Area Residents
Cedar Rapids area residents are invited to try the InControl A Home Video Weight Loss Program used by the American Heart Association in its Heart at Work promotion. Call Health Products Marketing toll free at 1-800-288-8446 for information and cost, start by February 14.
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