Pentagon says some Bush records destroyed
The Defense Department acknowledged microfilm containing payroll records from 1969 Q1 and 1972 Q3 was damaged and could not be salvaged. The AP had requested the Bush Texas Air National Guard records, and the Pentagon said back-up paper copies were not found. The White House noted the released records show Bush fulfilled his Guard obligations.
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National Guard
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Freedom of Information and Security Review
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Buchan
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Vietnam
John Kerry
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Alabama
Texas Guard
Senate
Texas
IAEA Probe Links US Firm to Nuclear Black Market Network
The IAEA is probing illicit nuclear sales involving more than 20 firms, including at least one American company. Mo hamed ElBaradei said specifics on company locations could not be disclosed. A diplomat named Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Libya and North Korea as possible buyers, while Israel warned Iran remains a regional threat. ElBaradei met with UAE officials to bolster port and transport security and aid a broader crackdown.
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Syria
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Iran
Libya
North Korea
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Pakistan
Israel
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Dubai
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Emirates
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Navy tests six carrier groups readiness in Summer Pulse drills
Petty Officer Jason Snedicor says crew on the USS John C. Stennis is ready to deploy within 30 days under a new Fleet Response Plan. The Summer Pulse exercises deploy seven of 12 carrier strike groups simultaneously to test rapid global reach and reinforce presence as threats evolve.
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John C. Stennis
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Persian) Gulf
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Judge orders Jackson prosecutor to take stand
In Santa Maria California Superior Court Judge Rodney Melville orders District Attorney Tom Sneddon to testify about the November 2003 raid on private investigator Bradley Miller’s office. The judge seeks whether the seizure of videotapes and hard drives violated attorney client privilege and whether Sneddon knew Miller worked for Mark Geragos. Sneddon claims no knowledge of Miller’s employment.
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Ohio
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