Free speech suit halted by prosecutors bid
Prosecutors seek to pause a free speech lawsuit filed by Voicenet Communications and Omni Telecom, challenging the seizure of servers used to browse Usenet child porn, while a Bucks County grand jury investigates the company. The firms say the state acted unconstitutionally and question the grand jury’s timing. A hearing was set for Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
Voicenet Communications
Omni Telecom
Ivyland
Bucks County
Diane Gibbons
Voicenet
U.S
Mary McLaughlin
Pennsylvania
Isps
Woman charged in antifreeze poisoning in New Jersey
SHAMONG TOWNSHIP, N J A 53 year old woman Maryann Neabor turned herself in after being accused of poisoning her brother in law Jonathan Neabor with a drink containing pineapple juice maraschino cherries and antifreeze He was treated at a hospital for nausea and dizziness and died tests showed ethylene glycol Police cited possible financial motives Neabor an emergency medical technician was jailed in lieu of 500000 bail Michael Neabor 54 her brother in law was not charged
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N.J
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Neabor
Jonathan Neabor
Michael Neabor
Leaders urge Bush to name new CIA chief quickly
Senate intelligence leaders Pat Roberts and Jay Rockefeller urged President Bush on Sunday to promptly nominate a new CIA director after George Tenet's resignation. They stressed an acting chief is insufficient and called for an extraordinary nominee amid questions raised by the 511-page report on flawed Iraq WMD intelligence.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Bush
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
U.S
Iraq
George Tenet
John McLaughlin
Roberts
NBC
Meet the Press
Jay Rockefeller
D-W-Va
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
Rockefeller
Sen
Saxby Chambliss
R-Ga
CBS
Fox News
Sharon ties Tel Aviv bombing to fence plan with warning
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon linked Sunday's Tel Aviv bombing that killed a female soldier and wounded about 30 to the need for a massive barrier separating Israelis and Palestinians. He said the ICJ ruling against the West Bank fence was immoral and dangerous. Palestinian officials condemned the attack as counterproductive but said the fence remains a security measure, while noting peace as the only guarantee of security.
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Ariel Sharon
Tel Aviv
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Hague
Israel
Ashdod
Sharon
West Bank
Hassan Abu Sibdeh
Ahmed Qurein
Portland archbishop seeks bankruptcy amid abuse settlements
Archbishop John Vlazny announced the Archdiocese of Portland will file for bankruptcy after more than 53 million in court settlements and about 60 lawsuits. He said the move aims to be fair to victims and preserve church operations, despite criticism that assets are protected. Vlazny, 67, noted past abuse cases stretching from the 1950s through the 1980s and said the bankruptcy is the only path to address the financial toll.
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Ore
John Vlazny
Minnesota
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Associated Press
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St. Mary’s Church of the Immaculate Conception
Bill Crane
Oregon
Midwest
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Niles College
Winona
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Ellsberg
Henry Kissinger
America
Sudanese refugees blocked by Italian coast guard at Sicily port
A German aid vessel Cap Anamur towing 36 refugees from Darfur was blocked by Italian coast guard off Sicily after signaling loss of control. Ambulances standby while authorities investigate alleged provocative actions by the crew amid EU immigration policy tests.
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Sicily
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Sierra Leone
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Cap Anamur
Porto
Pentagon Papers whistleblower pushes for more leaks
Daniel Ellsberg, now 73, promoting The Truth-Telling Project calls for patriotic whistleblowing to reveal government lies about war. He recalls copying and leaking the 7000-page study on Vietnam, faces personal risk, and urges insiders to weigh public benefit against danger, noting past indictments and protests.
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Calif
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U.S
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Administration
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Kensington, Calif
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