Saddam stepson held on immigration charges
Mohammed Nour al Din Saffi, 36, a New Zealand citizen and stepson of Saddam Hussein, remained jailed in Miami for enrolling in a US flight school without a student visa. He is at Krome Detention Center awaiting deportation, with NZ officials saying no evidence ties him to terrorism.
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Saddam
Miami
Saddam Hussein
Mohammed Nour al-Din Saffi
New Zealand
Saffi
Krome
Miami-Dade County
Rodney Germain
Immigration and Naturalization Services
Germain
Justice Department
Unemployment Rate Rises to 5.9 Percent in June
The Labor Department reports the jobless rate climbed to 5.9 percent in June as 36,000 new jobs were created, following a 24,000 gain in May. Manufacturing and retail losses limited overall gains, keeping the labor market sluggish amid lingering recession effects.
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Washington
Labor Department
Sorrow amid Gloucester City Fourth of July tragedy
Independence Day turned to mourning in Gloucester City as a duplex fire claimed three young sisters and three firefighters who responded. Thomas G. Stewart III had used a fire truck loudspeaker to propose to Danielle Ruggiero hours before the blaze. The three sisters, ages 3, perished with the roof collapse, while their mother remained hospitalized in critical but stable condition.
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Gloucester City
N.J
Thomas G. Stewart III
Danielle Ruggiero
Thomas
Crozer Chester Medical Center
Chester
FAA revokes licenses of drunken America West pilots
FAA revoked the licenses of two America West pilots after they were found intoxicated while preparing to fly a Phoenix bound jet from Miami with 124 passengers. The action, effective immediately, cited safety rules prohibiting alcohol in eight hours and blood alcohol above 0.04.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
America West
Miami
FAA
Laura Brown
Thomas Porter Cloyd
Christopher Hughes
Hughes
Student pleads guilty to shooting parents in Pennsylvania
Carlisle AP Faizal Sabar 17 pleads guilty to two counts each of aggravated assault and weapons injuries in a case involving his parents Roshan Ali Sabar and Asmita Sabar. The family had just returned from a six week Mecca pilgrimage when the shooting occurred. Prosecutors say the plea caps at two to five years with an August 13 sentencing. Sabar remains jailed on 150000 bail and faces an intermediate state prison for young offenders.
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Carlisle
Saudi Arabia
Faizal Sabar
Roshan Ali Sabar
Asmita
Mecca
M.L. Ebert
Sabar
Ebert
Four killed as small plane crashes at Fourth of July park
A twin engine Cessna 310 crashed near Puddingstone Reservoir at Frank G Bonelli Regional Park in San Dimas California killing the pilot co pilot and two people on the ground. Twelve people injured many in critical condition. FAA and NTSB investigators on scene.
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San Dimas
Calif
Javier Franco
Puddingstone Reservoir
Frank G
Mike Brown
Cindy
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Mark Savage
Savage
FAA
Jerry Johnston
UN Urges Iraq To Allow Return Of Weapons Inspectors
UN and Iraq held practical talks in Vienna over the return of weapons inspectors amid a key meeting between UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and Iraqi Foreign Minister Naji Sabri. Iraq seeks sanctions lifting and clarity on U.S. threats before inspectors can re-enter, as debates continue on dismantling weapons programs and no fly zones.
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Iraq
Vienna
Austria
United Nations
U.N
Hans Blix
Mohamed ElBaradei
International Atomic Energy Agency
Kofi Annan
Naji Sabri
U.S
Security Council
United States
Saddam
Sabri
Annan
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