Colombia Extradites Cali Cartel Kingpin to U.S. Trial
Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, famed as "The Chess Player," was flown from Bogotá to the United States in handcuffs for cocaine trafficking and money laundering cases. He faces federal court actions in Miami and New York as authorities underscore enhanced US-Colombia judicial cooperation after a 13 year ICE probe.
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Bogota
Colombia
Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela
U.S
United States
Cali
Oscar Naranjo
Associated Press
John Ashcroft
Rodriguez-Orejuela
la Picota
Miami
New York
Naranjo
Miguel
U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency
Michael J. Garcia
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Rodriguez Orejuela
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Dean Boyd
Washington
Oldest American dies at 114 in Ohio home
Verona Johnston, born August 6, 1890 in Indianola Iowa, dies at 114 in Worthington suburban Columbus Ohio. She voted in every election since 1920 and had the thinnest medical file. Survived by four children, 13 grandchildren, and 23 great grandchildren.
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Ohio
Worthington
Verona Johnston
United States
Johnston
Columbus
Julie Johnson
Johnson
Iowa
Indianola
Joseph Calhoun
Emma Speer Calhoun
Drake University
Des Moines
Harry Johnston
Europe
Bettie Wilson
Mississippi
Hendrikje van Andel
Netherlands
van Andel
Wilson
Bonds Denies Knowledge of Steroid Use Amid Grand Jury Testimony
Admitting use but claiming ignorance, Al Bonds’ attorney alleges government leaks and a biased pursuit. The transcript shows Bonds denying knowledge of the doping calendar, asserting his trainer Anderson provided only legal products for arthritis and fatigue. Other players, including Giambi brothers and Rios, have testified to PED use involving Anderson as trainer.
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Bonds
Michael Rains
U.S
Anna Ling
J. Tony Serra
Anderson
Ling
Greg
Grand Jury
Greg Anderson
Victor Conte
BALCO
Giants
Pac Bell Park
San Francisco
New York Yankees
Jason Giambi
Jeremy
Oakland A’s
Giambis
Armando Rios
Benito Santiago
Bobby Estalella
Associated Press
Balco Rounner
Burlingame
Calif
San Francisco Giants
Barry Bonds
San Francisco Chronicle
AK Steel settlement cuts emissions and pollution credits
AK Steel will stop using ozone-depleting refrigerants in at least 17 units at its plant and retire about 159 tons of nitrogen oxide pollution credits under the Clean Air Act. The Middletown plant will receive pollution control equipment funded for 66 million dollars to settle EPA claims, after a 1.7 million dollar fine with 1.3 million in credits.
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Air Steel
AK Steel
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Middletown
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
AK Steel Holding Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Baghdad Attacks Leave Thirty Dead in Surge of Violence
Militants stormed two Baghdad police stations and a Sunni mosque killing 30 people amid a wave of insurgent attacks. In Mosul 11 militants died during street battles with U.S. and Iraqi forces. roadside bombs killed two American soldiers and wounded five. Al Qaeda in Iraq claimed responsibility for the Baghdad raid.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Mosul
Kirkuk
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
al-Qaida
U.S
NATO
Afghanistan
James Jones
Europe
Amil
Mohammed al-Jumeili
Azamiyah
Hameed al-Najar
Saddam Hussein
Abu Hanifa
Paul Hastings
Marine brotherhood and 9/11 inspired Ethridge family tragedy
Debbie Ethridge recounts the Fallujah firefight in which Andrew Ethridge was wounded and his comrade Medina killed. The Lakota graduate faced recovery at a base in Germany while his mother speaks of closure, patriotism, and a planned convalescent leave before Christmas. Natalie Herold recalls 9/11 as Andrew’s turning point, driving him to join the Marines and protect his family.
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Brian
David
Andrew
Debbie Ethridge
Medina
Andrew Ethridge
Ethridge
Okinawa
Japan
David Ethridge
Landstuhl
Germany
Fallujah
Drew Ethridge
D. Russell Lee
Universal Technical Institute
Illinois
Natalie Herold
Herold
Fairfield
Bradan
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Zomiaa
Debtfreeohio
Richard West
San Fransisco Chronicle
USS
By Slopopan Lekicc
Asociated Press
Cox News Service
Megs
Dayton Mall
Fielming
Middletown Journal
MiddletownJournal.com
Dayton
Fairfield Commons
Middletown Journal Middlete
Ournal.com
P.O
Middletown Journal Lobby
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