Man Arrested in Threat Letters to Celebrities
Chad Conrad Castagana, 39, of Los Angeles, was arrested on charges of mailing threatening letters with white powder to Nancy Pelosi David Letterman and other high profile figures. FBI said he conveyed false information and sent threats by mail and awaits an initial court appearance Monday.
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Los Angeles
Nancy Pelosi
David Letterman
FBI
Chad Conrad Castagana
U.S
Castagana
Masked youths firebomb McDonald’s in Oaxaca city
Four masked youths threw gasoline bombs at a McDonald’s in Oaxaca damaging windows seats and play area at a shopping center. Security personnel extinguished the blaze and no injuries were reported. The mall is near a university where leftist protesters have clashed with authorities.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
McDonald’s
McDonald's
Castro Terminal Cancer Report Sparks Global Interest
U S officials say Fidel Castro has terminal cancer with less than 18 months to live based on public materials. In Darfur, pro government forces clash with rebels as NRF reports 32 dead and 100 houses burned amid raids by janjaweed militias aided by vehicles.
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Washington
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cairo
Egypt
Sudan
Darfur
National Redemption Front
Sirba
NRF
Gazette Wire Services
Activists Slow Train Carrying Nuclear Waste in Germany
Protesters from Robin Wood suspended from ropes across tracks to halt a train carrying reprocessed nuclear waste from Valognes, France to a storage facility near Gorleben. The train resumed after police cleared the line. waste then moved by truck to Gorleben for storage.
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Berlin
Germany
Robin Wood
Dannenberg
France
Valognes
Gorleben
Britain
Passade
Vietnam deportes American terror convict
Nguyen Thuong Cuc Foshee a 58 year old Orlando Florida woman convicted last week on terrorism charges was deported from Vietnam. Her brother Nguyen Phu Tri said Foshee flew out of Ho Chi Minh City airport Monday after being held since September 2005 and conviction alongside six others.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Nist
Nguyen Thuong
Cuc” Foshee
Orlando
Fila
Ho Chi Minh City
Nguyen Phu Tri
Immigration Department
Foshee
Pakistan urged to end kidney trade amid poverty and exports
In eastern Pakistan a family reveals selling kidneys to survive poverty as critics urge a ban on the trade. About 20 transplant clinics operate in Pakistan with foreigners among patients. officials discuss regulation but no outright ban yet while the United States prohibits paid donation.
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Jandala
Pakistan
Nassem Kausar
Kausar
Sultanpur Mor
China
United States
International Society of Nephrology
Pastor's self-immolation widens Christian Muslim split in Europe
In Erfurt Germany the 73 year old pastor Roland Weisselberg set himself on fire weeks after denouncing Islam in his final sermon. Church leaders caution against assuming motive while noting increased fear and suspicion toward Muslims in Europe amid tense Christian Muslim relations. A Turkish born lawmaker faced death threats after condemning Islamic head scarves.
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Erfurt
Germany
Europe
Roland Weisselberg
Christoph Kaehler
Thuringia
Martin Luther
Weisselberg
Kaehler
Free Guide Reveals A New Back Pain Solution
Cedar Rapids readers are offered a free guide titled The Severe Back Sciatica And Dise Pain Guide describing a non invasive surgery free treatment for severe low back and leg pain. The guide promises relief for herniated discs and related conditions. A toll free number and online access are provided.
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Cedar Rapids
Sirham
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