Tillmans reject Pentagon findings in Tillman case
Pat Tillman’s family denounces the Defense Department findings on his April 22 2004 friendly fire death in Afghanistan and calls for congressional probes. Nine Army officers including four generals faced possible charges for misreporting the incident and for misleading testimony. The Army will review actions and potential punishments within 30 days while the family vows to seek full truth about the death and the unit’s and DoD’s handling.
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Detainee's father believes deal led to guilty plea
Australian detainee David Hicks pleaded guilty to providing material support for terrorism at Guantanamo Bay military tribunal. His father says the plea was part of a bargain to get home, noting Hicks has endured five years in custody. Hicks attended al Qaida camps and trained before his capture during the Afghanistan war.
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Iran says 15 British sailors treated humanely
Iran announced that the 15 detained British sailors and marines are in good health and have been treated with humane behavior. The female sailor Faye Turney received privacy, and officials said they are under investigation to determine if entry into Iranian waters was intentional. Prime Minister Blair hopes for a diplomatic release but warned of a different phase if needed.
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Senate Iraq vote could hinge on one or two votes
The Senate faces a tight decision on a bill to begin bringing combat troops home from Iraq. Key Democratic senators Pryor and Nelson are anticipated to cast pivotal ballots as the chamber weighs a deadline set for March 31 2008 and a 122 billion funding package for Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Becker's Bridge Tale From a Sleep Talking Expert
A letter from Ford E. Winx asserts unmatched bridge genius only when asleep. He recounts a West lead against four hearts where he leads clubs rather than jack of spades and coordinates a sequence with dummy, his partner, and declarer to defeat the contract. The note ends with a sudoku puzzle and a brief syndicated feature.
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