Interior Dept designates 26 new national recreation trails
The Interior Department designated 26 new national recreation trails in 16 states on Friday. Secretary Gale Norton hailed partnerships with local communities and private groups as key to building healthy Americans. The trails program offers technical help via the National Park Service and Forest Service.
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FBI whistle blower Colleen Rowley gains national attention
FBI agent Colleen Rowley, a Minneapolis veteran and in house counsel, wrote a 13 page memo accusing headquarters of blocking probes into Zacarias Moussaoui. The letter has spurred calls for a congressional inquiry into what officials knew and when.
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Senator seeks FBI agent testimony on Capitol Hill
A Senate aide urged that Minneapolis FBI agent Coleen Rowley testify next week as Congress probes FBI pre Sept. 11 actions. Grassley said her appearance could improve operations and restore public confidence. Rowley criticized FBI headquarters for blocking Moussaoui laptop searches and urged not to let security concerns silence testimony.
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Vietnam accuses Kerrey of war crimes in 1969 raid
Hanoi accuses former US Senator Bob Kerrey of crimes during the Vietnam War amid a revised memoir account. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Phan Thuy Thanh said families of villagers killed in the Thanh Phong raid suffered incomparable losses, while Kerrey defended his actions and noted both sides used violence in the war.
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Federal court strikes down Capitol demonstration ban
A federal appeals panel ruled the 30 year ban on sidewalk demonstrations at the Capitol’s East Front unconstitutional. The decision supports artist Robert Lederman who protested in 1997 with a sign. The court said pedestrians pose no greater risk than leafleteers, photographers, or painters. Security remains tight around federal buildings, with a visitors center under construction and barriers planned for two years.
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