Two Classified Disks Missing at Los Alamos Lab
Los Alamos National Laboratory reports the loss of two classified removable electronic media items, marking a third incident in eight months. Director G. Peter Nanos halts operations in the affected area as a search begins, highlighting continued security concerns for the UC managed facility.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
Nuclear Weapons Research Lab
Los Alamos
Kevin Roark
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G. Peter Nanos
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Senators clash over constitutional ban on gay marriage
U S Senate debate opened Friday on a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage. Senator Patrick Leahy challenged Republicans for politicizing the Constitution while Senator Orrin Hatch defended the move as a legitimate election-year issue amid pressure over marriage definitions. President Bush planned a radio address emphasizing the sanctity of marriage.
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United States
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Mortar shells kill Iraqi child near Baghdad hotel
In Baghdad two mortar blasts aimed at the al-Sadeer Hotel hit a nearby house, killing a five to six year old child and injuring three others. A third shell struck a road. no damage reported. Witnesses described a panicked scene as families gathered in the street.
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England faces more charges for explicit photos at Abu Ghraib
An Army private linked to Abu Ghraib abuses now faces charges for taking and possessing sexually explicit photos not involving Iraqis. Lynndie England, assigned to Fort Bragg, is slated for a Monday procedural hearing with a later decision on a full military trial postponed indefinitely.
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Marine Hassoun Returns From Iraq Disappearance In Excellent Condition
U S doctors say Marine Cpl Wassef Ali Hassoun who vanished in Iraq and resurfaced in Beirut is exhausted but in excellent physical condition after being flown to Ramstein and treated at Landstuhl Medical Center. He lost weight and has yet to explain what happened during his disappearance.
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Iraq
U.S
Wassef Ali Hassoun
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Hassoun
Sally Harvey
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