Bush Calls FBI Inquiry A Positive Step In Leaks Probe
The FBI opened a full scale criminal inquiry into whether White House officials leaked a covert CIA officer's identity. President Bush urged cooperation and said the investigation is a good thing. Democrats urged independent counsel, criticizing Attorney General Ashcroft's impartiality.
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Justice Department
Chicago
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Senate
Tom Daschle
House
Nancy Pelosi
Justice
Second Gitmo Translator Held In Secrets Case
The U S government announced the arrest of a second translator at Guantanamo Bay bringing detentions to three and heightening concerns over espionage. Ahmed Fathy Mehalba, 31, an Egyptian American civilian who formerly served in the Army, was hired as a translator after failing to complete a military intelligence course.
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Cuba
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Company C Gets Heroes' Welcome
TOM MITCHELL reports on Company C receiving a heroes' welcome upon return from service. Local officers and family members greet the unit with cheers and a parade through downtown. A civilian crowd lines the streets to thank the soldiers for their bravery and sacrifice.
Soldiers Return Home as Family Reunites in Harrisonburg
Amber Frye embraces her husband Adam Frye amid a homecoming in Harrisonburg for about 100 soldiers from Company C of the Virginia National Guard's 116th Infantry. After 10 months at Guantanamo Bay Cuba, families gather at the Armory to celebrate births, marriages, and the safe completion of mission as loved ones reconnect.
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Cuba
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First Brigade
Virginia Guard Sergeant Reunites With Family After Cuba Stint
Sgt. 1st Class John Lambert of the Virginia National Guard returned from Guantanamo Bay after 10 months away. The 40-year-old Bridgewater native notes the homecoming requires adjustment as his family adapts to his return and new routines. His son John Jr learned to drive during Lambert’s absence, while Lambert’s wife Brenda works as a nurse and their children attend local schools. A reunion ceremony at the Harrisonburg National Guard Armory drew relatives including Lambert’s mother, brother, aunt, and a young nephew.
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Hayden
Brooklyn
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Amber Frye
Harrisonburg
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Michael Wong
Wong
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Cuba
Leslie Cubbage
Chris Cubbage
Phillip Wimner
Reiss Wimer
Page County
James Madison University
Bush
Michael
Rebecca Wong
Andrew
Shenandoah
116Th Infantry
John Lambert
Lambert
Bridgewater
Caribbean
John Jr
Company C
National Guard Armory
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Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Cassandra
Turner Ashby
Anthony
Ottobine Elementary School
Dayton
Dottie Lambert
William Lambert
Maxine Borrer
Corbin
Letting Sam Do It Richmond Tax Case Shocks Officials
An IRS probe shows Khalid Jahi Kubweza and wife Lindiwe filed false money forms using Richmond officers and judges in a revenge plot. The indictment names former U.S. Attorney Helen Fahey and several federal judges, with arraignments set and no trial date yet.
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Chesterfield County
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Khalid Kubweza
Pearance
Helen Fahey
Robert E. Payne
Richard L. Williams
David G. Lowe
Fahey
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Federal Communications Commission
Joseph P. Husnay
Kubweza
Obituaries list for Weyers Cave to Massanutten area
Inside index obituary notes Beulah Bodkin 83 Weyers Cave Dorothy Bowen 84 Stanley Mabel Brill 95 Moorefield Robert Brown 63 McGaheysville Catherine Day 66 Cabins Isabel Peer 78 Massanutten Ronald Potter Jr 34 Harrisonburg Daniel Showalter 87 Broadway. Contact number for paper delivery and hours appear.
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Weyers Cave
Dorothy M. Bowen
Stanley
Mabel H. Brill
Moorefield
W.va
Robert E. Brown
McGaheysville
Catherine L. Day
Cabins
Isabel O. Peer
Massanutten
Ronald L. Potter Jr
Harrisonburg
Daniel T. Showalter
Broadway
Homework myth challenged by Brookings study suggests light student load
Brookings finds most public school students spend under an hour on homework nightly, contradicting tales of overwhelmed kids. Director Tom Loveless notes alarm over homework is overstated, based on Education Department data and surveys from Michigan and UCLA.
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UCLA
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