Ronald Rudolph bombing suspect held as search widens in woods
In Murphy North Carolina law enforcement pressed to track Eric Rudolph amid a manhunt five years after his Olympic Park bombing. Dozens of vehicles lined U.S. 74 and agents searched a wooded campsite while residents watched. Rudolph faces six federal counts and could face the death penalty if convicted.
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Rudolph spent time in Missouri town Schell City as child
The pastor of the Church of Israel in Schell City Vernon County says Rudolph and his mother Patricia and brother Jamie lived on church property from about November 1983 to the following spring to help Patricia earn money making crafts. They did not attend the private school or receive indoctrination. Rudolph, a carpenter, had been in North Carolina before investigators linked him to the Alabama explosion.
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Decision expected on media ownership rules
The FCC chair Michael Powell signals modest deregulation of newspapers and broadcast outlets. A planned vote would loosen limits on owning TV stations and allow some cross ownership in the same city while preserving rules that cap national reach and local duopolies. Powell rejects a wave of mergers, stressing continued safeguards.
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China advances on hydroelectric project
Sam Howe Verhovek reports from Yichang as China closes the sluice gate at the Three Gorges Dam signaling the start of a large reservoir on the Yangtze. The project will power Shanghai and other cities by August, yet is five years from completion with hundreds of thousands more relocated amid mixed praise and ecological concerns.
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Sinking of sightseeing boat on Khenjer Lake kills 26 in Sindh
A small motorboat carrying about 28 people on Khenjer Lake sank amid strong winds in Sindh, Pakistan, killing at least 26. Police said overcrowding or heavy winds could have caused the disaster. rescue teams recovered several bodies as investigations begin near Thatta, about 70 miles east of Karachi.
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New York Philharmonic to move back to Carnegie Hall in 2006
The New York Philharmonic will return to Carnegie Hall in 2006 becoming a managing partner, in a merger creating a combined endowment around 350 million dollars. The move ends the orchestra's four decade stay at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall and elevates acoustics and joint prestige.
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North Korea vows to expand its nuclear arsenal
U S lawmaker Curt Weldon says North Korea told his delegation it already has nuclear weapons and plans to produce more. North Korean officials reportedly claimed they nearly finished reprocessing 8 000 spent fuel rods and reaffirmed the intent to expand their nuclear program despite international pressure.
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