Lunchroom lottery winners share $95 million Powerball prize
Fifteen school cooks and a janitor at the Holdingford School District won a Powerball ticket worth over 95 million dollars after pooling quarters. They recall concentrating on lunch service as the news broke, while the other winning ticket belongs to the 190.9 million jackpot. In other news, China deported a U S citizen with state secrets ties amid high level talks and a U S official arrived in Beijing to discuss human rights. A separate health study finds aspirin use among women may link to higher pancreatic cancer risk, though researchers stress the finding is preliminary.
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Cousin testimony ties Muhammad to rifle during covert mission
John Allen Muhammad showed a Louisiana cousin a rifle and spoke of a covert operation weeks before the Washington area sniper attacks. Charlene Anderson hosted Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo in Baton Rouge in late summer 2002, noting bullets were sought for the rifle as he claimed an undercover mission to recover missing explosives. The Oct 2, 2002, attack began the series of 10 deadly shootings.
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New enemy tactics test in Iraq and fears of a renewed long war
Military leaders weigh whether fresh attacks signal a larger insurgent threat while debating if foreign fighters will swell the ranks. Experts warn that countering such foes requires improved human intelligence and a clear national strategy beyond tactical gains.
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Fort Riley Soldier Dead in Baghdad Bombing Blast
Pvt. Jonathan J. Falaniko of Fort Riley was killed in downtown Baghdad when a bomb-laden vehicle exploded near him. The 20-year-old engineer bridge crewman with Company A, 70th Engineer Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, deployed since September, was the 10th Fort Riley service member killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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