Georgia arrest ends search for Florida boy kidnap suspect
Frederick Fretz 42, a convicted sex offender wanted for allegedly kidnapping an 11-year-old in Florida, was arrested in Cartersville, Georgia after a tip. He faces parole violation and failure to register as a sex offender warrants from Marion County Florida. The boy was found safe two days earlier and authorities continue custody proceedings.
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Church buries abortion remains in Colorado memorial
In Boulder a Roman Catholic church buried the ashes of hundreds of aborted fetuses at Sacred Heart of Mary Church cemetery to mark the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court decision. About 250 parishioners prayed as a few protesters held signs calling the church a grave robber. A mortuary had provided the ashes for burial over the years.
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WWII Soldier's Remains Return to Eagle Pass
First Lt. James Walter Carver of the Army Air Corps is coming home for burial with full military honors in Eagle Pass, Texas, more than 60 years after his plane vanished on a World War II mission. DNA testing using a blood sample from his niece identified the remains.
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Nixon era terrorism task force foresaw today threats
A 1972 cabinet panel formed after the Munich massacre studied threats from dirty bombs to airline missile risks. Declassified documents show the group, led by figures from Kissinger to Giuliani, warned of lax security and urged proactive, coordinated action despite waning influence before Watergate.
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Rice must wait for new job confirmation in Senate
Washington report notes Condoleezza Rice faced delays in Senate confirmation as secretary of state during inauguration week. Despite an easy committee vote, Democrats stalled a full Senate ballot, reflecting tense congressional climate and Rice's responsive, sometimes awkward replies during hearings.
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House tax writer urges race and gender in Social Security
Rep Bill Thomas argues for considering a value added tax and basing benefits on race, sex, and former job. He criticizes raising payroll tax limits and calls for revenue sources that do not curb employment. Thomas notes international tax alignment and supports investment accounts as a reform option.
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