Omar believed trapped in Afghan mountains near Baghran
Afghan Foreign Minister Abdul lah announced that deposed Taliban leader Mullah Omar is surrounded near Baghran in the central Afghan mountains. Negotiations with tribal leaders continue as U.S. warplanes target al Qaida camps around Khost and Kandahar. officials warn of possible bombing if Omar refuses to surrender.
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Private jet crashes on takeoff at Birmingham Airport
A Canadair Challenger heading to Bangor Maine crashed on takeoff at Birmingham International Airport central England. Five Americans were killed, all identified as U S citizens. The plane carried two passengers and three crew.
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Woman accused in slayings of two husbands and a boyfriend
ROCKVILLE Md AP A woman allegedly enticed lovers to kill two husbands and a boyfriend and silenced witnesses with threats of voodoo will be charged with murder Montgomery County prosecutors said. Josephine Gray 55 orchestrated each killing starting in 1974 then 1990 and 1996 authorities claim She faces federal charges of mail fraud and aiding and abetting tied to the deaths and has pleaded innocent A judge recently denied bail on the federal case citing risks if released
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U S planned strikes linked to al Qaida regrouping efforts
The Pentagon cited repeated air and cruise missile strikes on a suspected al Qaida base, noting fighters regrouping near the Afghanistan Pakistan border. Gen Myers and other officials discussed prior strikes in 1998 and 2001 while confirming ongoing efforts to detain or relocate suspects to Guantanamo Bay and possible U S bases for housing prisoners.
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Charleston
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Bio-terror on agenda for Kansas agriculture law makers
A Kansas Senate push seeks governor quarantine power for field crops amid suspected disease outbreaks and tougher agri terrorism laws. Farmers weigh bio-security plans, possible compensation when large-scale slaughter occurs, and budget-driven fee hikes. A bio-security research facility at Kansas State University faces funding questions as lawmakers weigh priorities.
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