WRECKAGE Cites Chechnya link to deadly air crashes
The announcement links Russia's aviation disasters to Chechen separatists ahead of a Chechnya election. Hexogen traces found on a Tu-154 wreck add weight to claims of Islamic militant involvement. Authorities note two female victims identified, while claims of al Qaida ties surface from militant sites.
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Chechnya
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Novaya Gazeta
Andrei Soldatov
Soldatov
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Nikolai Zakharov
Putin
Islambouli
Islambouli Brigades
al- Qaida
Pakistan
al-Qaida
Mujahedeen
Paul Duffy
Associated Press Television
Amanta Nagayeva
NTV
Sergei Venyavsky
Associated Press
Gluboky
Rostov
Moscow
Buck faces murder charge in Preble County case
Deputy reports the alleged attacker is healing from a lip wound after the incident. Buck of Lake Lakengren is charged with felonious assault on a police officer aggravated robbery and escape. Bond remains 500000 as Buck awaits grand jury consideration in Warren County. Doolittle, 41, a Findlay vendor, was found slain March 7 in a van at Traders World.
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al Brooks
Buck
Lake Lakengren
Eaton
Preble County
Middletown
Mark W. Wall
Warren County
William Doolittle Jr
Doolittle
Findlay
Traders World
Monroe
Stony Ridge Inn
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
Bush Campaign Aims To Define Kerry And Iraq War
Sig Rogich a Republican strategist in Nevada says Bush must take the fight to John Kerry and define his Senate record and the Dukakis Kerry Massachusetts scorecard. GOP advisers note Iraq war casualties hurt Bush while some Republicans want the issue subsided as Bush plans a second term policy rollout.
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Nevada
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Kerry
John Kerry
Rogich
Senate
Dukakis
Boston
Michael Dukakis
Iraq
U.S
Vietnam
Charlie Black
Washington
Allen Miller
Florida
George Bush
Texas Air National Guard
Clinton
Glenn and Kerry clash over 527 ads in Columbus speech
In Columbus Kerry supporters rally with John Glenn highlighting military service while Bush aides say Bush has urged Kerry to denounce 527 ads. Glenn recalls his Marine record and the 1968 ambush as Runyon defends Kerry’s Purple Heart and Silver Star. Cox News Service.
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Glenn
Kevin Madden
Kerry
Madden
Texas Air National Guard
Vietnam
John Kerry
U.S
Ohio
Runyon
Breakaway parishes warned to surrender church property
The Episcopal bishop of Los Angeles demands three breakaway parishes surrender church properties and worship materials or face legal action. They must also provide financial statements and member registers within five days. Parishes All Saints Long Beach St. James Newport Beach and St. David's North Hollywood recently aligned with an Uganda Anglican diocese and reject local episcopal leadership.
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Episcopal
All Saints
Long Beach
St. James
Newport Beach
St. David’s
North Hollywood
National Episcopal Church
John R. Shiner
Morrison & Foerster
California
Praveen Bunyan
Security debate centers on funding and privatization
President Bush proposes letting workers divert payroll tax funds into personal retirement accounts in exchange for reduced Social Security benefits while John Kerry rejects partial privatization. Greenspan urges cautious reform, warns against relying solely on payroll tax increases, and notes demographic pressure from population aging.
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Bush
John Kerry
Kerry
Greenspan
Fed
U.S
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MiddletownJournal.com
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