Sweep in Anbar nets thousands of explosives and dozens of insurgent arrests
In Anbar Province and along the Euphrates River, U S and Iraqi forces conducted Operation Sword with about 1100 troops. They seized thousands of pounds of explosives, arrested 45 suspects including foreigners, and faced little resistance as residents cooperated. The operation aimed to disrupt insurgent networks and border crossings with Syria.
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House ethics panel ends staffing stalemate over DeLay inquiry
The House ethics committee resolved a months long staffing dispute led by Chairman Doc Hastings and Democrat Alan Mollohan unlocking funds to hire more investigators. They set Cassady’s part time role easing the way to possible preliminary review of Tom DeLay travel payments tied to private sponsors and Abramoff connections.
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Parks stay open as Pawlenty signs $686 million bill
Gov Tim Pawlenty signed a $686 million parks bill to keep Minnesota state parks open and fund farm and job training programs. Legislature voted overwhelmingly Thursday to pass before midnight to avoid closures.
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