Sharon seeks immediate evacuation of Gaza settlements
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon proposes removing all 21 Gaza settlements at once rather than in three stages to avert violent clashes with settlers and Cabinet disputes. The change, approved by the Security Cabinet, aims to minimize armed resistance and political fallout, with four West Bank settlements also planned for eviction.
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Betrayal case opens against soldier at Fort Lewis
National Guardsman Spc. Ryan Anderson, 27, faced court martial on five counts for attempting to pass U S troop data and combat methods to undercover agents he believed were al Qaida. If convicted he could face life without parole. His attorney argued lack of criminal intent though testimony linked Anderson to Islamist statements.
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FBI Briefs Top Pentagon Officials on Spy Case
FBI agents briefed Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz and Undersecretary Douglas Feith as the yearlong probe into Pentagon analyst Larry Franklin accelerates. Franklin, a Feith aide, cooperates with investigators over alleged handling of highly classified Iran policy material to AIPAC and possibly to Israel. No arrests or charges have been announced.
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Iraqi-born man charged with lying on citizenship form
Sami Khoshaba Latchin, 57, an Iraqi born man living in Des Plaines, is charged with making a false statement on his 1998 U S citizenship application. Prosecutors describe him as a potential Iraqi intelligence sleeper agent who did not disclose ties to Saddam Hussein’s Baath Party or the Iraqi Intelligence Service. He pleaded innocent and awaits a bail hearing on Sept 7.
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Carolinas battered as Gaston drenches region
The remnants of Tropical Storm Gaston flooded parts of North and South Carolina with heavy rain up to 10 inches in South Carolina and six inches forecast in North Carolina. About 90 000 outages were reported as crews worked to restore power. one traffic death was blamed on Gaston. Forecasters warned of another storm, Hurricane Frances, possibly threatening the East Coast. Frances aimed at the Caribbean and possibly the Bahamas and Florida later in the week.
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Census to limit Arab data sharing policy change
The Census Bureau said it will end routine sharing of detailed Arab American population data with anti-terrorism agencies without high level approval. It previously provided counts by ZIP code, prompting criticism. Now requests from law enforcement must be approved by one of eight associate directors for any sensitive population data.
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