Pearl Harbor Survivors Gather for 60th Anniversary
In Hawaii, Pearl Harbor veterans aged in the 80s attend ceremonies on Oahu to honor comrades lost on December 7, 1941. Survivors recall the moment the attack changed the world as they share memories and wait for potential last meetings with fellow sailors and ships commemorated.
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Douglas Phillips
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Taliban flee Kandahar as forces abandon last bastion
Residents flood streets tearing down the Taliban white flag after reports that Kandahar fell. Interim Prime Minister Karzai claims the Taliban are finished and vows arrest of Omar if found. U.S. Marines report seven Taliban and al Qaida fighters killed near Kandahar in their first ground clash.
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Afghanistan
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Tora Bara
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No Amnesty for Omar as Kandahar Falls to U S Strikes
U S warplanes bomb areas around Kandahar as Taliban flee the city once their last major holdout. Officials say they pursue emerging targets while unsure if strikes hit fleeing or reinforcing troops. Taliban leader Mullah Omar is reportedly missing and sought by the U S. Afghan leader Hamid Karzai comments as the situation continues.
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Taliban
Mullah Mohammed Omar
United States
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Victoria Clarke
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Hamid Karzai
Leahy letter key in anthrax investigation progress
Authorities pursue clues from a newly opened letter to Sen Patrick Leahy as part of the anthrax by mail case. A second batch of paint sprayed mail is found at the Federal Reserve while White House spokesman Fleischer notes ongoing testing and caution in confirming any anthrax results.
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Patrick Leahy
Federal Reserve
White House
Ari Fleischer
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Leahy
Congres Signal
Senate
Tom Daschle
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van Harp
Dave Skidmore
Cullen seeks to avert Victor Cullen Academy closure
Cullen officials and Youth Services International face state pressure over Victor Cullen Academy problems. Maryland Attorney General threatened closure as Lt Townsend criticized school staffing and operations. A.J. Donnelly spoke at an advisory board meeting about ongoing reform challenges and state scrutiny.
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Victor Cullen Academy
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Paul Donnelly
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Victor Cullen
State Department of Juvenile Justice
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Townsend
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Cullen
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Panel backs pay raise plan for Maryland lawmakers
The General Assembly Compensation Commission recommends boosting Maryland state legislators' salaries by 41 001 over four years from 33 1500 to 34 500 in 2003, then to 43 500 in 2006, with Senate president and House speaker rising to 58 500 by 2008, arguing costs of living have outpaced pay.
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Weeks
Trial moved for convicted child molester in Frederick case
A convicted child molester accused of killing and sexually assaulting a minor has his February 2002 murder trial moved outside Frederick County. Attorneys for Elmee Spencer filed for a hearing set for Wednesday morning to determine if a fair and impartial trial can be held, with continued coverage on Page A-16.
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