Woman wins landmark ruling in ex-husband earnings case
London court grants Karen Parlour 37 percent of Ray Parlour’s 2.2 million dollar annual salary for four years to reflect her role as wife and mother in a wealthy football family. The decision sparks debate on divorce laws and prenups amid reaction from tabloids and supporters.
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Arsenal
Ray Parlour
Court of Appeal
London
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Americans held for abuse in private jail in Kabul
Afghan officials said three Americans including alleged ex-Green Beret were arrested after raiding a Kabul jail they allegedly ran. Prisoners were found hanging by their feet and beaten. U S officials distanced the military from the group, while Idema described as Jack posed as a special adviser.
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State Department
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Jonathan K. Idema
Ali Ahmad Jalali
Jalali
Idema
Jack
bin Laden
Northern Alliance
al-Qaida
Associated Press
Washington
Boucher Con
Brent Bennett
Abdul Latif
Fourth transplant patient dies of rabies in Texas cases
A Baylor University Medical Center report confirms a fourth death from rabies linked to an infected donor. The donor's arteries and organs from the May case had been transplanted to patients in Texas, Oklahoma, and Alabama, with three deaths from rabies and one death due to surgery complications. Officials say the four rabies-linked deaths are the first documented transplant infections.
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Arkansas
Baylor University Medical Center
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Oklahoma
Alabama
CDC
William Luther
Department of Infectious Diseases
Baylor
Luther
Leigh T. Jimmie
Associated Press
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Man sentenced to five years in bomb plot case
Stephen John Jordi was sentenced to five years in federal prison after pleading guilty to attempted arson of an abortion clinic. Prosecutors sought a tougher sentence under terrorism law, but Judge James Cohn imposed the minimum. Jordi and an informant bought gasoline cans and gas chemicals before his arrest in November following delibarations and clinic casing in South Florida and Macon, Georgia.
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Stephen John Jordi
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South Florida
Macon
FBI
FCC backs Nextel in fight over cell phone interference
The FCC unanimously approved Nextel Communications access to 1.9 GHz spectrum worth 4.8 billion dollars in exchange for reconfiguring airwaves to protect public safety radios. Verizon and CTIA oppose the plan, citing legal and fiscal concerns. GAO to review possible legal issues.
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Nextel
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Nextel Communications Inc
Verizon Wireless
Nextel Spectrum
Reston
Trum
Verizon
Congress
Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association
General Accounting Office
Frank Lautenberg
D-N.j
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