Sniper suspects arrested in Maryland after three week rampage
Army veteran John Allen Muhammad and 17 year old John Lee Malvo were captured at a roadside rest stop in Frederick County Maryland. Muhammad faces federal firearms charges and a court appearance in Baltimore while Malvo is held as a juvenile witness. The pair are linked to a string of shootings across the Washington area that left 10 dead and many wounded. A blue 1990 Chevrolet Caprice with New Jersey plates is tied to the attacks and investigators suggest the car concealed a sniper in its trunk.
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Reagan on politics resemble old profession
Ronald Reagan quips that politics mirrors the oldest trade, noting its long history and similarities to the first profession. He uses sharp sarcasm to critique the political arena and its enduring appetites.
One Million Dollar Fraud Lands Davies in Prison
Dea Lynn Davies, 35, received four years and four months in Medicine Hat provincial court after pleading guilty to five counts of uttering forged documents. From 1999 to 2001 she stole about $967,606 from Dola Livestock and Cactus Feeders, using forged cheques and credit in the names of the Dola family. She bought vehicles, real estate, a trailer, and various personal items, while investigators have recovered roughly $100,000 of the stolen funds. A restitution date will be set later.
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Ottawa releases Kyoto draft plan amid optimism and criticism
The draft plan aims to cut heavy industry emissions by 15 percent by 2012 and individuals by 20 percent, with tax incentives for efficiency and a 25 percent fuel efficiency boost by 2010. It lacks detailed industrial measures and faces provincial concern over economic impact as ministers prepare to negotiate in Halifax.
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