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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 2004

Page

3

Jet reroutes to intercept Yusuf Islam at Bangor

A United Airlines jet from London to Washington was diverted to Bangor Maine to intercept Yusuf Islam the musician formerly known as Cat Stevens He was denied entry to the United States and placed in immigration custody Officials noted Islam was a financial supporter of groups linked to terrorism He flew on a 747-400 with 249 passengers and was later deported from Israel in 2000.

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Oklahoma man charged in rape tied to string of killings

Carl W. Lawson, 32, of Lincoln Nebraska, charged with rape kidnapping and assault for raping a woman found near Interstate 35 in northern Oklahoma. He is a person of interest in a multistate spree of 10 homicides tied to truck-stop prostitutes. Investigators seek DNA match results to link Lawson to the killings. Lawson was arrested in Oklahoma City on the warrant.

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Judge orders Martha Stewart to surrender by Oct eight

A federal judge told Martha Stewart to begin serving a five month prison term by October 8 and recommended she be placed in a camp in Danbury Connecticut or Coleman Florida. Cedarbaum had sentenced her in July but allowed an appeal and she sought to start serving the sentence to move on with her life and company Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. Shares rose about nine percent on the NYSE after the ruling.

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