Woman fakes cancer to raise money for daughter case
Urbana police say Teresa Milbrandt, 35, staged a cancer hoax to solicit donations, shaving her 7-year-old daughter Hannah's head, giving sleeping pills, and mounting counseling to prepare the child for death. No charges yet, child placed with relatives, authorities pursuing charges. In Syracuse, N Y a month-old baby infected with West Nile virus was born with intrauterine transmission, the first documented case, health officials say. The mother, treated and diagnosed later, gave birth full term in November with the infant showing multiple health complications.
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Woman charged with Sept 11 relief fraud in Kansas City
A federal grand jury indicted Cassaundra Estelle Montgomery, 41, for filing a false missing person report about a non existent brother Jeffrey David Montgomery to obtain nearly 64 000 in disaster relief funds. U S Attorney Todd Graves called the case a top priority as victims memory is protected.
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U.S. targets Saddam in push over UN weapons report
The Bush administration denounces gaps omissions and other troubles in Saddam Hussein s 12 000 page weapons declaration and prepares to press the case this afternoon Foreign Secretary Powell leads the effort to argue Iraq s program may be in material breach of UN obligations as debates continue over potential war early next year and whether Iraq is in breach
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Missile defense plan faced with few obstacles
Washington report on President Bush aims to deploy a limited missile defense by 2004 amid mixed Democratic backing. Backers insist threats are real while critics doubt unproven tech will offer protection soon. Analysts note potential Iraq war timing and UN inspection developments.
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