Suspect Identified in London Bomb Attack Injuring Forty
London police released video images identifying a young white man as the prime suspect in the April 17 street market bombing in Brixton. The nails-packed device injured 39 people. detectives reviewed hundreds of hours of CCTV footage around the attack scene.
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Russia journalist accuses cover-up in treason case
Pacific Fleet reporter Grigory Pasko testified that the case against him was fabricated to shield a story on $100 million in Japanese funds for a nuclear waste facility never built. He said the FSB seized documents proving embezzlement during a home search. Pasko faces up to 20 years if convicted.
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Canadian teen charged in school killing
A 14 year old boy was charged with first degree murder and attempted murder after a shooting at W R Myers High School. One student was killed and another seriously wounded as police said four shots were fired from a 22 caliber rifle. The teen will appear in juvenile court.
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Computer virus author uncovered in Taiwan case
Tarver Taiwan AP A former computer engineering student Chen Ing-hau was identified as the author of the Chernobyl virus that damaged computer systems worldwide. Tatung Institute punished him with a demerit in 1998 for harming an inter-college data network. he warned peers against spreading the virus. Chen has since graduated and is in military service. Authorities may seek to question him. The virus aimed to erase drives and gibber system settings. Turkey and South Korea reported about 300,000 damaged computers each. the U.S. saw under 10,000 of 50 million affected.
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Russia rewrites policy to bolster tactical nuclear arms
Kremlin officials say President Yeltsin endorsed a blueprint to boost non strategic nuclear weapons taken out of service earlier this decade. Putin framed the move as separate from Kosovo but linked to NATO strikes on Yugoslavia and Russia s conventional weakness. Details were not disclosed but experts expect modernization or reactivation of short range missiles bombs and artillery shells.
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