Jeep plant shooting kills self after wounding three workers
In Toledo Ohio an employee opened fire at a Jeep production plant wounding three in the body shop office with a double-barrel shotgun before killing himself. Police said the shooter entered yelling and demanded supervisors, but authorities did not know if any victims were supervisors.
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Pipeline Spill Threatens Water Near Kentucky River
A pipeline rupture in Carrollton Kentucky spilled an estimated 63000 gallons of crude oil into the Kentucky River creating a 12 mile slick. Crews raced to contain the spill to protect drinking water as the plume neared the Ohio River and Northern Kentucky communities rely on this water supply.
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Head of hip hop label surrenders to FBI in murder case
Irv Gotti and his brother Christopher surrendered to the FBI on money laundering charges as a broader indictment ties The Inc label to a criminal enterprise run with Kenneth McGriff. McGriff faces murder and racketeering counts, while The Inc produced about 20 million records for Ja Rule and Ashanti. Ja Rule and Ashanti were not charged. The case involves alleged funneling of drug profits through The Inc and a studio called The Crackhouse. Universal Music's stake in The Inc is noted, with potential impact if Gotti is convicted.
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Feith to Step Down This Summer from Defense Posts
Defense policy adviser Douglas J. Feith told Secretary Rumsfeld he will leave his Pentagon post this summer to devote more time to his family. Feith, the under secretary for policy and a leading architect of the war on terror strategy, cited personal reasons and said he plans to depart on his own terms.
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U.S. cites impact of border violence
Ambassador Tony Garza warned Mexican leaders that rising drug related violence and kidnappings on the U S Mexico border could chill trade and tourism. The U S State Department issued a travel alert citing increased violent crime in the northern border region amid a power vacuum after arrests of cartel leaders.
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Israelis Palestinians push toward peace summit within two weeks
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators report progress on a plan for Palestinian forces in southern Gaza and a summit between leaders within two weeks. Condoleezza Rice may join the process soon, while violence continues with a Palestinian child killed in Gaza and a militant shot in the West Bank amidst a settler disturbance.
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