Navy commissions first Virginia class fast attack submarine
The Navy commissioned the nuclear powered USS Virginia in Norfolk in a ceremony led by Lynda Robb Johnson. The 377 foot submarine features a digital camera system replacing a periscope and can operate in shallow coastal waters. It will be followed by nine more ships in the class built by Northrop Grumman Newport News and General Dynamics Electric Boat, with Sen John Warner praising the vessel in a keynote address.
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Lynda Robb Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
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D-Va
Norfolk Naval Station
John Warner
R-Va
Warner
Northrop Grumman Newport News
General Dynamics Electric Boat
Laura Bush
USS
Texas
Newport News
Judge bans spyware makers in FTC case halt order
A federal judge in Concord New Hampshire ordered Stanford Wallace and his companies SmartBot.net Inc Seismic Entertainment Productions Inc to disable spyware that infiltrates computers tracks Internet use and floods users with pop up ads The order requires removing code that exploits security holes and blocks the sale of unproven remedies Spyware monitoring and browser redirection are cited as the core conduct by the FTC in its first anti spyware action.
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Concord
N.H
Joseph DiClerico
Stanford Wallace
SmartBot.net Inc
Richboro
Seismic Entertainment Productions Inc
Rochester
SmartBot
Barrington
Federal Trade Commission
Wallace
FTC
Inmate linked to a string of L A killings by DNA evidence
Chester Turner, 37, an inmate serving an eight year rape sentence, is expected to be charged with about 10 Los Angeles murders. DNA matches tie him to 12 killings from 1987 to 1998 in a drug plagued area, while another man was wrongly convicted of three slayings. David Jones, 44, was released after wrongful conviction.
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Los Angeles
Chester Dwayne Turner
Los Angeles Times
Turner
Sandi Gibbons
Cliff Shepard
David Allen Jones
Decade after Smith case heals in Union S.C.
A decade after Susan Smith killed her two boys in Union County South Carolina residents strive to move on. Prosecutor Tommy Pope recalls the impact as he shares a store conversation where a polite witness turned harsh on the topic. Community leaders faith groups and families continue healing through prayer vigils and faith based programs.
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Michael
Alex
John D. Long Lake
Union County
Pris
Jimmy Dawkins
Pope
David Smith
Howard Free
Free
A. L. Brackett
Klan Leader Burglar Released Then Re detained in 2001 Murder
Charles Robert Junior Barefoot, leader of the Nation's Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, was arrested on a 2001 murder charge as he left federal prison for a firearms conviction. Pettit was a fellow Klan member, per Sampson County Sheriff's Office.
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Raleigh
N.C
Ku Klux Klan
Charles Robert “Junior” Barefoot
Nation
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Lawrence Arthur Pettit
Sampson County Sheriff’s Office
Bomb drops on hiking trail prompts drill investigation
A 25-pound practice bomb dropped from an A-10 on a hiking trail near Fort Indiantown Gap on Oct. 13 caused a 6 inch crater. The incident involved a plane from the 111th Fighter Wing at Willow Grove Naval Air Station, now grounded during the probe which officials say rules out pilot error.
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Pennsylvania
111Th
Willow Grove
Val Air Station
Chris Cleaver
Pennsylvania National Guard
Cleaver
National Guard
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Harrisburg
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