Kashmir rally bombing kills three in Srinagar
A bomb at a public rally in Kapran, Jammu and Kashmir, killed three people and wounded at least 50 as Deputy Chief Minister Mangat Ram Sharma survived a second assassination attempt. Power Minister Sharif Niaz and district administrator Asghar Samoon were among the wounded. an officer and two civilians died. Army helicopters evacuated ministers and others to safety.
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Firefighters battle to keep wildfire from Calif homes
A northern Los Angeles County brush fire burned across 5,710 acres and prompted evacuations of about 1,600 homes. Helicopters dropped water as crews fought in 90 degree heat to build lines while the larger statewide wildfire outbreak stretched from San Diego County to Yosemite.
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White House silent on cabinet level intel chief post
Washington says final report from the 9 11 commission is due Thursday and could push a Cabinet level national intelligence agency. President Bush would await the panel’s findings before naming a new CIA chief while McLaughlin cautions against a cabinet level post.
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Air Force upholds reprimand in 2002 Afghanistan bombing
Maj. Harry Schmidt, a USS fighter pilot, lost his appeal of a reprimand for the April 17, 2002 Canadian deaths in Afghanistan. He claimed a publicity motive, but Lt. Gen. Bruce Carlson stated the actions showed arrogance and lack of flight discipline. The case moves to Gen. Hal Homberg for final decision.
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Detective: Most stains at Petersons home not blood
In Redwood City California tests showed many stains in Scott Petersons home and pickup truck were not blood. A detective testified that seven stains in the truck tested negative for blood and only one spot on the driver door tested positive.
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Families sue Sudan for more than 100 million over Cole attack
Relatives of seven of the 17 sailors killed in the USS Cole bombing filed a federal suit in Norfolk alleging Sudan financed trained and harbored Osama bin Laden's al Qaida network. The plaintiffs seek over 100 million, arguing Sudan served as a haven for the attackers.
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