Allies use Afghan captures to aid terror arrests abroad
Information from abandoned al Qaida positions in Afghanistan spurred arrests of suspected terrorists in other nations, a U.S. official said. Rumsfeld noted about 50 al Qaida fighters were captured by Afghan allies in the Tora Bora area, with U.S. troops aiding in digging for documents to link suspects to the Sept. 11 attacks. Further details were not released.
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Pentagon
U S raids Muslim charities in Illinois and abroad
Federal agents searched two Chicago area Muslim groups the Global Relief Foundation in Bridgeview and Benevolence International Foundation in Palos Hills amid suspicions they funded terrorism. Assets were frozen while NATO peacekeepers also detained three people in Yugoslavia. No arrests reported.
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Tony Fratto
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Global Relief
FMH ends ban on birth pictures at delivery room
Frederick Memorial Hospital reversed its policy and allows photography and videography of uncomplicated births with mutual consent of parent and health care provider. The perinatal committee finalized the change, removing the previous ban from the start of birth through cord cut and wrapping.
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Jennifer Taylor
Middletown
Pictures Help and 2 Suspects Located by Tips
Two suspects pictured in Wednesday’s Frederick News Post were found after dozens of tips to police. Devin Allen Detwiler, 22, was sought on probation violation charges. another man described in the notices was also located.
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Record producer plans massive Frederick enterprise expansion
Frederick area report outlines a record producer's bid to launch a $2.2 billion entertainment conglomerate in Walkersville. The plan envisions a major label, a luxury hotel, and an 80,000 seat arena, plus numerous side ventures. Backers back the vision, aiming to surpass Port Detrick as the county's largest employer. The project spans fashion, beauty, fitness, arts, retail, and sports venues, with multimedia initiatives and non entertainment divisions including a daycare.
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