Ophelia Regains Strength Aims Toward U S Coast
Forecasters warn Ophelia, now a Category 1 hurricane with 75 mph winds, may threaten northern Florida and the Carolinas. The storm's path is highly uncertain as it nears the coast, with residents stocking up and authorities shutting stretches of road for safety. NASA also monitors the system while Nate and Maria pose no land threat.
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Tymoshenko Declares Opposition to President in Ukraine
Former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko announced she is joining the opposition to Viktor Yushchenko in a televised address. She will run on a separate but powerful political force, signaling a split from the president after her dismissal and amid ongoing corruption allegations.
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Killen ordered back to prison
In Philadelphia Mississippi Judge Marcus Gordon ordered Edgar Ray Killen returned to prison after testimony from four lawmen and a store owner that he had been driving in the past two weeks. The court revoked a $600,000 bond allowing him to stay free during appeals of his manslaughter convictions. Killen, aged 80, previously said he was in constant pain and wheel chair bound.
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Baghdad International Airport shutdown over pay dispute
A pay dispute between Iraq and Global Strategies Group led to Baghdad International Airport's closure. The Interior Ministry deployed troops to reopen the airport, clashing briefly with U.S. forces at a checkpoint. Talks over a $4.5 million monthly contract continue as insurgents attack Tal Afar, with five Iraqi soldiers killed in car bombs.
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Senate tightens limits on cold remedies to curb meth
The Senate approved a bill restricting sales of pseudoephedrine medicines like Sudafed by placing them behind pharmacy counters. Buyers would log purchases and show ID, with data stored to aid police in tracking large orders. Senator Talent praised the measure as a major step in the national meth fight.
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