Bush vows justice as Riyadh links strikes to al Qaeda
President Bush promises killers will face American justice after Saudi officials call the blasts suicide operations. The FBI will join the investigation as Colin Powell notes al Qaeda fingerprints. Saudi officials tie the attack to a May 6 gunfight with 19 wanted operatives led by Osama bin Laden.
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RiverRun debate centers on jobs and tax funding
At a meeting about RiverRun opponents pressed for job creation and private investment, while supporters urged state and local funding. Critics questioned environmental impacts at a landfill site planned for trails and a park, and several speakers urged alternatives to the project.
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