Militants Killed in Riyadh Clash With Saudi Forces
Three suspected militants armed with guns and grenades, including a top list detainee, were killed in a Riyadh house confrontation with security forces. Seven officers wounded. Abdul-Majeed Mohammed Abdullah al-Moneen, No.18 on the most-wanted list, linked to al Qaida, led the group. Abdul-Hamid al-Yehya housed militants and forged documents. Issam al-Otaibi, extradited recently for abroad activities, also died.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Interior Ministry
Abdul-Majeed Mohammed Abdullah al-Moneen
Mansour al-Turki
al-Maneen
al-Qaida
Jor
al-Turki
al-Otaibi
Saudi women barred from nationwide municipal elections
Saudi Arabia bans women from voting or running in the three stage municipal elections set Feb 10 to Apr 21. Officials cite lack of women to run centers and photo ID card readiness as reasons, while activists note continued guardianship limits and social constraints.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Prince Nayef
High school student faces possible jail for foul language
Glenn Gattis an Ashley High School student in Wilmington North Carolina was charged with disorderly conduct after using foul language toward a teacher following a late arrival on August 25. His parents and lawyer contest the misdemeanor claim as an overreaction.
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Wilmington
N.C
Ashley High School
Glenn Gattis
Gattis
Plane crash killed family fleeing Ivan in Pensacola
NTSB reports a student pilot with a single engine license flew a twin engine Cessna at night in darkness to relocate the aircraft to escape Hurricane Ivan. Kev in Bomback, 46, his wife Sherri, 45, daughter Alicia 17 and son Brent 12 died when the plane crashed.
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Pensacola
Fla
Ivan
National Transportation Safety Board
Kevin Bomback
Bomback
Sherri
Alicia
Brent
Vaccine policy helped end polio in the United States
The switch to inactivated poliovirus vaccine in 2000 led U S policymakers to require doctors to use only vaccines containing inactivated poliovirus. Government says this policy change appears to have wiped out U S polio cases caused by the vaccine itself.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Journal of the American Edical Association
Chicago
United States
U.S
Jury finds Lee guilty of murder in Baton Rouge
A jury in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, found Derrick Todd Lee guilty of first degree murder in the 2002 killing of 22 year old Charlotte Murray Pace. Jurors deliberated 80 minutes before the verdict as prosecutors presented gruesome crime scene photos and linked Lee to four other killings.
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Baton Rouge
Derrick Todd Lee
Charlotte Murray Pace
Lee
Ann Pace
Pace
Judge Delays Peterson Trial Over Legal Issues
In Redwood City California a California judge delayed the Scott Peterson murder trial start of the defense case by one week citing legal issues. Prosecutors sought the delay to prepare rebuttal to defense photos and updated witness list noted by sources.
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Redwood City
Calif
Scott Peterson
Alfred A. Delucchi
Associated Press
Court agrees to review inmates religion law
The Supreme Court will review the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act to decide if federal requirements to accommodate inmate religions, including diets, symbols, and grooming, can be constitutionally applied when states receive federal funds. The Ohio case involves inmates such as a Wiccan, Satanist, and Christian Identity minister claiming denial of religious literature and worship access.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sider
Ohio
Christian Identity Church
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Douglas Cole
B D Morgan and Company Builds Quality Metal Structures
B D Morgan and Company, founded by B D Morgan and now run by his grandson, is a leading family owned builder in Middletown specializing in design retrofit and construction of pre engineered metal buildings. They are authorized Star Pre Engineered Metal Buildings builders serving a 25 to 30 mile radius with projects from 4,000 to 105,000 square feet for clients like Smurfit Stone International Paper Xerox Alfrebro and Air Products. Call 423-9494 or visit www.bdmorganco.com for details.
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B.D. Morgan
B.D. Morgan and Company
Southwestern Ohio
Smurfit Stone Container Oppane Technologies
International Paper
Southwestern Ohio Steel
Xerox Corp
Alfrebro Inc
Air Products
Middletown
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Sentricon
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