Guantanamo detainee cleared to return home after review
A prisoner held as an enemy combatant at Guantanamo Bay has been deemed not an enemy combatant by a three person military panel. Pentagon officials said the man will be returned to his home country within days or weeks. Navy Secretary Gordon England offered few specifics and said the State Department is arranging the transfer.
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9-11 commission backs expanding no fly list use
The 9-11 commission urged checking travelers against terrorist watch lists before boarding trains or cruise ships. Airlines already screen passengers, TSA plans expansion next year. Privacy groups warn of secrecy and unrectifiable mistakes. The proposal is part of 94 recommendations to Congress.
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Nuclear trafficking charges dropped in South Africa
Prosecutors dropped all charges against Johan Meyer, 53, head of Tradefin Engineering in Van der Bijl Park, accused under the Non-Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction Act and the Nuclear Energy Act for supplying equipment linked to Libya’s abandoned nuclear program. No explanation given.
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Fallujah under renewed U S airstrikes amid insurgent control
U S warplanes bomb Fallujah for a second day as insurgents hold the Sunni city 30 miles west of Baghdad. Airstrikes target a command and control site while residents report little civilian damage. Other incidents include a roadside bombing in eastern Baghdad and a deputy governor kidnapping in Anbar. Military death toll rises to 1,005. President Bush says progress is being made. A US military helicopter crashes west of Baghdad with no fatalities.
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Mercy Killing Claim In Iraq Officer Faces Court Martial
U S Army Capt Rogelio Maynulet stands accused of murder and dereliction of duty after a May 21 shooting near Kufa. 1st Lt Colin Cremintestified that Maynulet said he shot the wounded driver to prevent further harm, calling it a humane act amid no helicopter res cue possible. The Article 32 hearing continues through Friday.
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Aryan Nations founder Richard Butler dies at 86
Richard G. Butler founder of Aryan Nations and longtime white supremacist leader died at 86 in Hayden Idaho. Authorities said he died peacefully in his sleep with body found Wednesday morning. Butler rose to notoriety as an admirer of Hitler and led a movement tied to a 2000 6.3 million civil judgment that dissolved his church and 20 acre compound in northern Idaho.
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