Bali bombing linked to targeting Americans says investigator
An Indonesian police official cited a key suspect Amrozi's confession claiming the Bali nightclub attacks aimed to kill Americans. The probe ties the bombings to Jemaah Islamiyah with up to 10 militants involved, as authorities raid multiple homes and seek more suspects across the country.
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D-Day Memorial in Roanoke Files for Chapter 11
The National D-Day Memorial Foundation in Roanoke seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to shield its $25 million monument from creditors while restructuring. The organization has cut about $7 million debt to roughly $4 million, with creditors pressing for payment plans as legal actions loom.
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Lawrence sculptor undaunted by monument woes
Lawrence artist Jim Brothers plans to press on with three more lifelike bronze figures for the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford Virginia despite the facility’s bankruptcy. He notes payments already received for prior work are not ideal yet remains confident the memorial will endure and stays focused on honoring the soldiers whose actions defined the project.
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Pelosi poised to take reins for Democrats
California Rep. Nancy Pelosi moved toward victory in the House Democratic leadership race, prompting rival exits and endorsements. She said her aim is to forge a united Democratic stance on growing the economy, while opponents warned of continued defeats. Pelosi would be the first woman to lead either party in Congress, serving with Senate leader Tom Daschle to return the Democrats to power.
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Last Symbionese fugitive arrested in South Africa
James Kilgore, 55, the final SLA fugitive from the 1975 bank robbery, was captured in Claremont a day after four former SLA members pleaded guilty to murder. He had lived in Cape Town under the alias Charles Pape since five years ago and worked at the University of Cape Town with his wife. Police said Interpol aided the arrest, which occurred on a 1976 pipe bomb warrant before any plea deal could be arranged.
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Pentagon probes release of suspects photos on plane
The Pentagon seeks the source of photos showing four terror suspects in heavy restraints aboard a U S military plane. The images appeared on Art Bell’s site with a claim of inside access. The pictures mark the first glimpse of security on aircraft transferring POWS to prisons in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay.
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U S Troops May Chase Terrorists Without Local OK
Pentagon spokeswoman Victoria Clarke said U S forces could strike terrorists in ungoverned areas abroad even without local government consent. She noted no confirmed cases in the yearlong war on terror of capturing or killing suspects without local permission, and it is unclear if the CIA has acted similarly.
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