WorldCom finds $3.3 billion more bogus accounting
WorldCom Inc reports a further 3.3 billion in bogus accounting, raising total misstatement to about 7.1 billion. The firm warns more issues may emerge as it continues its internal probe, per spokesman Brad Burns.
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Body of missing 6 year old found
Destiny Wright, six, disappeared from a sleepover in Philadelphia. An 18 year old acquaintance Abdul M El Shabazz confessed to the murder and led police to her body in nearby woods. He was charged with murder and held after his arrest late Thursday. Investigators said there was no known motive.
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Oklahoma town mourns slain boy
Tremain Richey 10 was killed in El Reno as classmates left messages on poster boards and stuffed animals framed his home memorial. A neighborhood boy, a playmate who lived nearby, was arrested on a murder complaint, with Tremain's mother recalling their close bond and longtime friendship.
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Body of slain WS reporter returned to family
The body of Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter killed by militants, was flown from Pakistan to Los Angeles for burial. Spokesman James Lee said the family plans a private funeral, with authorities handling the transport from the Edhi Foundation mortuary in Karachi.
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Grenade attack kills three nurses in Taxila Pakistan
Three attackers hurled grenades as worshippers left a church on the grounds of a Presbyterian hospital in Taxila. Three nurses were killed and about 25 people injured as the assault, linked to anti Christian terror, unfolded at 7:45 a.m. One attacker died from a shrapnel wound. Police noted the incident followed a prior attack on a school for children of missionaries.
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Iraqi opposition leader predicts quick Iraq war victory
Saddam Hussein’s opponents claim unity and readiness to coordinate with U S forces if invasion occurs while Republican leaders warn against unprovoked attack. Sharif Ali of the INC asserts broad Iraqi opposition and inside outside militants ready to cooperate. Armey urges patience and coalition building before any move. CBS poll shows two thirds back action with prior approval and allied backing.
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