Three Key Suspects File Confessions In USS Cole Attack
In Aden Yemen a top suspect says he believed the hijackers acted on Osama bin Laden's orders. The man, described as a leading suspect, faces trial with up to seven others for the Oct 12 bombing that killed 17 sailors and wounded 39. Authorities work to identify other bombers.
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China rejects Tiananmen Papers as fake
Beijing denounces the newly published Tiananmen Papers as fabrication. Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao says the documents distort facts and will not alter the Communist Party’s stance on the 1989 crackdown. The papers, allegedly based on secret meetings and Deng Xiaoping records, claim Deng ordered force to quell protests.
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Propane Tank Explosions After Wayward Pickup Crash
In Truth or Consequences New Mexico a parked pickup rolled into an 18 000 gallon propane tank at Cortez Gas Co triggering explosions that launched fireballs into the sky and damaged mobile homes and trailers. Seventeen people were treated for minor injuries and authorities continued inquiries into the crash.
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Justices weigh free speech protection for ads
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a tobacco advertising dispute to decide if commercial speech should receive broader protection, potentially aligning it with political and artistic expression. The case questions limits on cigarette and cigar ads at Massachusetts retailers and cites earlier rulings expanding ad protection.
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Studies link kids weight worries to parents and media
Reports in Pediatrics tie weight concerns in 9 to 14 year olds to parental dieting and media ideals, with 25 percent overweight estimates. Another Penn State study finds overweight 7 to 9 year olds have lower self esteem, while mealtime TV may worsen healthy eating habits.
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Oil price outlook brightens on possible OPEC cuts
Analysts warn prices may rise if OPEC producers curb crude output by at least 1.5 million barrels per day, with Kuwaiti Oil Minister citing near consensus among 11 members ahead of Vienna talks. Markets already show a selloff as heating oil futures retreat and concerns grow over U S demand.
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