Suspected terrorists pledge to defend group in Miami warehouse
Seven men were arrested in a Miami Liberty City warehouse as authorities halted a suspected plot targeting Chicago Sears Tower and an FBI office in Miami. Neighbors described a militaristic, brainwashed group. officials say the detainees were mostly American with no evident al Qaeda links and no imminent threat.
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Chicago
Sears
FBI
U.S
Liberty City
Washington
Tashawn Rose
Associated Press
al-Qaida
Richard Kolko
Keystone House passes aggressive lobbying disclosure bill
Pennsylvania House approved a lobbying disclosure bill sending it to the Senate on a 1901 vote. The measure requires quarterly expense reports from principals and imposes criminal penalties and fines up to 50000 for violators, with Rep. John Maher calling it the toughest proposal yet.
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Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Senate
John Maher
Maher
R-Allegheny
U S and Japan expand missile defense cooperation
Tokyo reports Japan and the United States signed a plan to broaden cooperation on a ballistic missile shield. Foreign Minister Taro Aso and U S Ambassador Thomas Schieffer led the agreement to jointly produce interceptors, though officials said the accord was negotiated in advance and not prompted by North Korea’s missile tests.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
North Korea
Taro Aso
U.S
Thomas Schieffer
Bank records used to fight terrorism
Washington officials reveal a secret program that taps the Swift international financial system to access records of suspected terrorism financiers. Treasury undersecretary Stuart Levey defends the subpoenas as a legal and proper use of authorities.
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Washington
Bush Administration
Treasury Department
Swift
Stuart Levey
Treasury
Government hit by rash of data breaches
The Federal Trade Commission disclosed two lost government laptops with sensitive personal data. The breach affects millions, with 110 people offered free credit monitoring after Social Security numbers and financial data were taken from a locked car.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Joel Winston
Division of
Privacy and
Weekend Weather Forecast Showers and Thunderstorms
Weather center reports Saturday showers ending by noon with highs in the upper 70s and a Saturday high near 78. Sunday sees isolated storms and a high near 79 with a low around 61. Extended outlook suggests a few thunderstorms Monday with highs in the upper 70s and lows in the low 60s. Sunrise at 5:50 a.m. and sunset at 8:57 p.m.
Lotteries Pennsylvania Daily Draw Summary
Pennsylvania lottery results list number draws for eNight and Midday daily games. Big Four and Pick formats appear with combinations like 1 16 19 22 26 and 953 2087 976 8970. Rolling Cash 5 numbers include 7 9 23 28 31, with eLucky For Life 2 3 5 17 23 36.
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eLucky For Life
Midday
Today in History highlights key dates and events
The list covers 1836 Deposit Act surplus distribution to states, 1892 Chicago Democratic convention nominating Cleveland, 1931 first single-engine world flight by Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, 1938 creation of Civil Aeronautics Authority, 1947 Taft-Hartley veto override, 1967 Johnson Kosygin Glassboro talks, 1969 Burger sworn in as chief justice, 1972 Nixon Haldeman discuss CIA use to block FBI Watergate probe.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
New York
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Senate
House
Truman
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Warren E. Burger
U.S
Earl Warren
Nixon
White House
H.R. Haldeman
CIA
FBI
Singer Diana Trask Birthday Milestone Report
Diana Trask turns 66 as entertainment pages note her career milestones. Randy Jackson marked 50 as a judge on American Idol and remains a prominent music industry figure. Selma Blair is celebrated at 34 with renewed film projects highlighted.
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Diana Trask
Randy Jackson
Selma Blair
Daughters Born in Local Hospitals Reported
Daily Record notes births for Jeffrey and Jennifer Lang Burgess of New Castle on June 14 2006 and Tammy Gilliland and Jerry Reed of Edinburg on June 21 2006. An out of town birth lists Dawn and Brian Serafino of Route 422 Pulaski on June 6 2006 at Sharon Regional Hospital. Burglary in Neshannock involved items stolen from a Perry Township home on Route 488 between 9 30 and 10 30 p.m. Tuesday. An Union Township accident on Old Youngstown Road Route 422 at 3 30 p.m. Wednesday left Michael Duffy with minor injuries. Henderson cited.
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Ellwood City Hospital
Jeffrey
Jennifer Lang Burgess
New Castle
Tammy Gilliland
Jerry Reed
Woodview Lane
Edinburg
Dawn
Brian Serafino
Route 422
Pulaski
Sharon Regional Hospital
Sharon
Neshannock
Perry Township
Union Township
William R. Henderson
Huron Ave
Old Youngstown Road
Michael Patrick Duffy
Conestoga Trail
Duffy
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