Knoller tests dog mauling case in grief in court
In Los Angeles, Marjorie Knoller cried and shouted during testimony about her dog Bane who mauled a neighbor to death. She described the animal as loving and docile before becoming a crazed killer. The defense rested as she spoke of the hallway attack.
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FBI says missing girls abducted by same person in Oregon City
Portland AP report says 13-year-old Ashley Pond and Miranda Gaddis disappeared from the same apartment complex in Oregon City. FBI and local police cite a single suspect link, while noting no evidence of a stranger forcibly taking them.
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Pileup in Georgia Kills At Least 10 In Foggy Interstate Crash
In northwest Georgia near Ringgold a chain reaction wreck on I 75 just south of Chattanooga left at least ten dead and about fifty vehicles involved. Dozens more were injured as authorities worked the fog shrouded scene around 7 50 a m. Georgia DOT spokeswoman Karlene Barrow confirmed the toll and scene details.
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Bush vows to deal with Saddam amid Iraq concerns
President Bush framed Saddam Hussein as a continuing threat while saying Osama bin Laden no longer dominates his focus. He defended option of unilateral action, urged allied consultation, and criticized Iraq on weapons, inspectors, and hidden truths as Cheney pursues coalition options in the Middle East.
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Afghan forces sweep Shah-e-Kot after Anaconda battle
Allied forces combed eastern Afghanistan's Shah-e-Kot valley for al-Qaida links after Operation Anaconda. Canadian troops led mop up with minimal resistance, while Marine gunships targeted cave entrances. Afghan commanders said many fighters escaped. U.S. officials cited about 20 prisoners, with disputed casualty figures around 25 bodies found. leaders included Zia Ladin.
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Karzai seeks aid as Germany vows long haul support
Afghan leader Hamid Karzai visits Berlin to press for aid for rebuilding and strengthens Germany's role in peace efforts. He asks Berlin to consider taking charge of the Kabul security mission, while Fischer declines. Germany pledges broader support but remains cautious on commanding the force, noting heavy Balkan commitments.
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