Most Wanted Terrorists Still At Large After 9/11
One month after the Sept. 11 attacks President Bush unveiled a list of 22 most wanted terrorists. By 2004, two were captured and one believed dead. 19 remain at large. Bin Laden tops the list, with Zawahiri Adel and al Zarqawi among others still at large. Khalid Shaikh Mohammed is the most significant capture.
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Robbery at Middletown Credit Union
Two men armed with guns and wearing bandanas raided the Mid First Credit Union on Crawford Street around 1 35 p m Thursday. A third man remained in a mini van as the others demanded cash from tellers then fled in the vehicle toward Roosevelt Boulevard. No injuries were reported.
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Robbery at Payless Shoe Source on Elliott Drive
Police continue investigation of Wednesday robbery at Payless Shoe Source Elliott Drive. Suspects described as two black males in their 20s about 5 6, drove a champagne colored older Astro van. Detectives dusted surfaces for fingerprints and review security tapes. Call Detective Frank Hensley with tips at (513) 425-7738.
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Authenticity of Bush Guard papers eyed
CBS News reports raise doubts on Bushs Texas Air National Guard records suggesting computer era formatting. Experts note typographical questions while Bush widow disputes signature, as Democrats press for credibility questions about 1968 to 1974 service. CBS stands by authenticity after expert vetting and independent verification.
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Pleasantly Cool Weather Ahead With Pleasant Temperatures
The forecast notes a pleasantly cool day with a high near 78 and a low around 54. Skies remain mostly clear with light winds, shaping a mild and comfortable afternoon and evening.
Health insurance costs jump for employer plans
A Kaiser Family Foundation and Health Research and Educational Trust survey shows 2004 employer sponsored health insurance premiums rising 11.2 percent, nearly five times inflation, costing about $10,000 more for family coverage and $3,500 for individual coverage. Firms cut benefits by shrinking offer rates and raise employee contributions, with small firms lagging in benefits access.
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Cheney stalls on apologizing for terror remarks
Vice President Dick Cheney refused to apologize for warnings that Kerry would leave the United States vulnerable to another devastating attack if elected. He spoke at a 45 minute town hall in Cincinnati while critics urged an apology for a Des Moines remark.
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