Indonesian quake toll rises to fifty two in Sumatra debris
Relatives and survivors mourn amid cleanup after a 6.3 magnitude earthquake on Sumatra killed 52 people and damaged homes two hours after the initial quake. The aftershock measured 6.1 as tremors rocked Malaysia and Singapore evacuations occurred.
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They Said It: Mint Spokeswoman on Trustless Washington Dollars
Becky Bailey of the U S Mint says at least 50,000 George Washington dollar coins were printed without In God We Trust. The flaw prompted a recall and questions about production oversight and quality control.
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Bush pledges probe into military hospital neglect
President Bush announced a bipartisan commission led by former Sen. Bob Dole and Donna Shalala to investigate medical care at military and veterans hospitals amid scandals at Walter Reed. He vowed any neglect reports would be treated seriously as inquiries proceed, with seven more members to be named soon.
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Ex-Navy sailor jailed on a charge of terror
Hassan Abujihaad a former Navy sailor also known as Paul R Hall was arrested in Phoenix on charges of supporting terrorism with intent to kill U S citizens and transmitting classified information to unauthorized people The case links to British suspect Babar Ahmad and a broader network spanning Connecticut Europe and the Middle East The affidavit notes Abujihaad exchanged emails with Ahmad while on the USS Benfold and discussed naval briefings praising attacks on the USS Cole The investigation traces Ahmad’s fundraising sites hosted from Connecticut and cites Navy ship drawings and potential attacks with small weapons
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Man weighs 1235 pounds leaves home for first time in years
Manuel Uribe, once 1235 pounds, wheeled outside on a bed to greet neighbors in San Nicolas de los Garza. After losing 395 pounds on a Zone diet plan, the 41 year old rode through the street, watched by reporters, as doctors say he could reach 265 pounds in three to four years and plans to start a foundation.
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