Germany nabs two suspected al Qaida operatives
German police arrested two men suspected of al Qaida ties who allegedly planned a death by self-attack in Iraq and a separate insurance fraud scheme. The chief suspect, a 29 year old Iraqi, is said to have discussed uranium procurement in Luxembourg and had contacts with Osama bin Laden and Ramzi Binalshibh.
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Viagra shows promise for enlarged hearts in animal tests
Researchers led by Dr. David A. Kass at Johns Hopkins report sildenafil citrate, used for erectile dysfunction, blocked and reversed heart enlargement in mice with blood pressure stress. Plans for human trials are under way to confirm potential benefits in people.
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Powerful 6.2 quake strikes Sulawesi Island Indonesia
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake rocked central Sulawesi near Palu causing structural damage but no immediate injuries reported. Seismologists in Jakarta said the quake was unlikely to trigger a tsunami as its center was inland.
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Nixon era panel planned defenses against terrorist attacks
Declassified documents show a 1972 to 1977 Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism studied threats from radiological dirty bombs to airline strikes. Members included Henry Kissinger and Rudolph Giuliani, with meetings stressing airport screening and jet vulnerabilities, yet progress waned after Watergate.
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Secretary Rose Mary Woods Dies at 87 in Ohio
Rose Mary Woods, Nixon secretary who said she erased part of a Watergate tape, died Saturday night at a nursing home in Alliance Ohio. She was 87 and longtime Nixon confidant who moved to northeastern Ohio after leaving the president’s staff in 1976.
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GOP leaders weigh combining tax reform with Social Security
In Congress, top Republicans debate a sweeping plan to overhaul Social Security and the income tax code in one package. Some, like Rep. Paul Ryan, urge exploring the merger, while others warn it could doom both efforts amid a tight political calendar and separate White House tracks.
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Detroit Mayor Kilpatrick faces budget crisis and Lincoln Navigator lease
Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick announces layoffs of nearly 700 city workers as the budget worsens. A $25,000 Lincoln Navigator lease for Kilpatrick's wife, later confirmed, sparks allegations of improper use of city resources and heightened political scrutiny ahead of the September mayoral primary.
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