Man in Brooklyn Faces False Bomb Charge
New York AP reports Craig Cimmino claimed the fake bomb was a college project. A superintendent found a red wood clock bomb in the apartment trash, leading police to evacuate the building and the nearby Board of Education site. The device proved to be harmless wooden sticks, and Cimmino was charged with placing a false bomb in the second degree.
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Nurse charged in deaths at Nocona General Hospital
Vickie Dawn Jackson, 36, a former nurse at Nocona General Hospital in Montague County, was indicted on four counts of capital murder for the deaths of four patients. She faces a $2 million bond after being jailed following the grand jury action in a wide 18 month probe spanning at least two dozen deaths.
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Montague County
Wildfire recedes from homes near Topaz Lake California line
At Topaz Lake Nevada the 8600 acre blaze edged uphill away from about 250 homes as fire crews 1100 strong contained 30 percent with air tankers helicopters and bulldozers still vigilant for shifting winds amid the driest conditions in 30 years.
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Lawmaker says blame for 9 11 failures spread wide
Rep Saxby Chambliss chairing the House homeland security subcommittee cites poor FBI communication weak NSA funding and CIA reluctance to follow a congressional directive as factors. An unclassified executive summary of the report was released, with Chambliss saying dots of terrorist clues were not connected due to systemic agency flaws.
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NBC
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Embattled West Bank ambush sparks manhunt and toll rises
Israeli troops hunted militants after an ambush on a bus near Emmanuel in the West Bank. Eight Israelis died including a baby and an eight month old girl, with more injured as heavy fire resounded. A Palestinian gunman was killed and three soldiers injured as clashes continued. Parliament and international mediators urged restraint while Arafat defied U.S. calls to step aside and announced possible January candidacy.
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Afghanistan air raid probe reaches Uzbekistan to interview troops
Investigators arrived at Khanabad air base Uzbekistan to question U S troops involved in the Uruzgan air strike that Afghan officials say killed 48 civilians and wounded 117. The raid followed reports of anti aircraft fire and Afghan soldiers led special forces to a Tarin Kot weapons cache.
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