Justice Resnick Pulls Strings in DUI Stop in Ohio
State Supreme Court Justice Alice Robie Resnick, 65, of Toledo, was pulled over for drunken driving and told a police officer not to arrest her citing her rulings in drunken driving cases. Her blood alcohol measured 0.22 percent on a portable breath test, which cannot be used in court. Resnick is slated to appear in court today.
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Voters Defy Violence in Guerrero Quintana Roo and Baja California Sur
Voters in Acapulco and other areas braved violence to cast ballots for a new Guerrero governor while elections in Guerrero Quintana Roo and Baja California Sur could influence the 2006 presidential race.
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Saudi charity faces scrutiny over spread of extremism in Indonesia
In Banda Aceh and beyond, the International Islamic Relief Organization expands aid work in tsunami zones amid fears it could broadcast hard line Wahhabi beliefs. Critics note potential links to terrorist financing despite Saudi audits clearing ITRO of direct terror ties.
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Goss Names New CIA Leadership Amid Intelligence Shakeup
Porter Goss completes his top team as John Kringen becomes head of the Directorate of Intelligence. The CIA expands changes after years of scrutiny for 9/11 and Iraq intelligence failures. Donald Kerr remains as science and technology chief as Goss reshapes the agency.
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U S returns to role in Middle East peace talks
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrives in Jerusalem after a three year pause to help broker Israeli Palestinian peace. She meets Israeli leaders and later Abbas in Ramallah urging Gaza withdrawal, dismantling militant networks, and forging a path to a Palestinian state amid renewed momentum toward a cease fire.
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Israel eases prisoner release stance amid talks on ceasefire
Israel backed off its refusal to release Palestinian prisoners accused of violence as Fatah declared readiness for a comprehensive mutual cease fire in the occupied West Bank and Gaza. The move precedes a Mideast summit with Abbas and Sharon at Sharm el-Sheik.
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Pope John Paul II Appears at Hospital Window
An 84 year old Pope John Paul II appeared at a window of Rome's Gemelli hospital on Sunday as crowds prayed outside. He had been rushed to the hospital Tuesday night with breathing problems and vowed to continue his mission despite his age and mounting medical troubles.
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