Unprecedented security planned for Bush inauguration
An extraordinary security buildup surrounds President Bushs January 20 swearing in with thousands of officers nationwide, new screening tech, and a potential 4000-strong military contingency. Washington Readies tighter barriers, air defenses, undercover ops, and stricter credentialing for the post 9 11 climate. Authorities say no specific al Qaeda threat is known.
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Lottery winner accused of check fraud in Nassau County
Lydia Moore, a 54 year old Glen Cove health care worker who won 5 million dollars on the New York Lottery Livin Large instant game faced arrest after Nassau County detectives linked her to a 113000 dollar theft from an elderly patient. Police arrested Moore at her Glen Cove home last Thursday night.
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Military buries Air Force officer in Arlington after decades
Lt. Col. Harding E. Smith, killed when his AC-47 was shot down over Laos in 1966, was buried at Arlington National Cemetery after bone fragments and belongings of his crew were recovered in 1995 and identified recently. A memorial service had been held in 1975 without remains, and the burial ceremony lasted about 30 minutes with full military honors.
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Six dead as British train hits car at crossing
A passenger train from London Paddington to Plymouth collided with a car at a crossing near Reading, killing six and injuring 36. Officials said about 100 travellers were lightly hurt. eight cars derailed, with some trains tipping onto their sides.
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Six Palestinians dead and three Israelis wounded in West Bank Gaza clash
Six Palestinians including a 14-year-old boy were killed and three Israelis wounded in West Bank and Gaza violence. In Jenin a 14-year-old, Ala Samara, was shot by Israeli troops during a clash near stone throwing youths. Militants and firefights followed near Tulkarem and in Gaza two Islamic Jihad militants were killed infiltrating a settlement. Two Al Aqsa Brigades militants were killed in an explosion in Qalqiliya. The fighting comes as Yasser Arafat remains in a Paris hospital.
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