Five US soldiers under investigation for cocaine smuggling in Colombia
Five U S Army soldiers are under investigation for allegedly trying to smuggle 32 pounds of cocaine out of Colombia aboard a U S military aircraft. They were detained Tuesday as the probe proceeds, with U S officials stating the case is being handled in coordination with Colombian authorities and U S law enforcement.
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Nine Americans Feared Dead In Albanian C 130 Crash
In central Albania a C 130 military aircraft crashed during a training mission near Gramsh on Driza Mountain. Nine American personnel aboard are believed killed, with search efforts under way and poor weather hindering the operation. The plane departed from Tirana’s Mother Teresa Airport during joint exercises with Albanian forces.
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Agim Doci
Associated Press
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Jim Turner
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NATO
Explosion rocks S C duct tape plant in Columbia
A late Wednesday blast at the Intertape Polymer Group plant in Columbia South Carolina killed one worker believed to be on a boiler. Firefighters contained the fire within an hour, while a small flare continued two hours after the blast. Residents were told to stay indoors and shut ventilation due to thick smoke.
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New Tenn meth law tightens cold medicine sales
Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen signed a law to curb meth production by restricting pseudoephedrine in nonpharmacy stores and limiting purchases in pharmacies behind the counter. Pharmacies have 30 days to relocate restricted products. liquid forms are excluded. Between October 2003 and August 2004 federal agents shut down 1200 clandestine meth labs in the state.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Phil Bredesen
Man pleads guilty to buying rifle for snipers in 2003 case
In Tacoma Washington Earl L. Dancy Jr. 36 pleaded guilty to making a false statement to acquire a firearm. He admitted buying a rifle for John Allen Muhammad during the 2003 sniper case, potentially facing up to ten years in prison with sentencing set for June 24.
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