Americans in Iraqi jail say they are prisoners of revenge
CNN reports two Americans, David Caliberti of Jacksonville Florida and William Barloon of New Hampton Iowa, sentenced to eight years for entering Iraq without permission. They describe fear and stress, deny hostile intent, and say they were arrested in U N marked territory after passing Kuwaiti barricades.
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Tokyo subway attack linked cult foundethral bacteria at compound
Police reported finding lethal bacteria at a doomsday group compound gravitating to the Aum Shinri Kyo sect. The group tied to the March subway attack that killed 10 and sickened about 5,000 denies involvement. Police raid finds large chemical quantities.
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Clinton pushes global Libyan oil boycott over Pan Am 103
The Clinton administration renewed its bid for a worldwide oil boycott against Libya to force surrender of two Libyan intelligence officers linked to the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing over Lockerbie. U S officials warn the effort may fail if Gaddafi refuses trial. The attack killed 259 aboard and 11 on the ground. The Pentagon reported a failed test of a kinetic kill vehicle designed to intercept missiles off the Atlantic coast, with no power in the interceptor and unclear cause.
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Retardation study links poverty race and education
Federal researchers report that children born to poor black women and to uneducated mothers across races are more prone to mild retardation. They note poverty and social conditions account for about half of retardation in black children and call for an intensive development program.
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GOP term limits vote set amid party blame game
In Washington, House Republicans hope to vote on a term limits constitutional amendment while blaming Democrats for its likely defeat. Speaker Newt Gingrich touted cross-party support as debate opened, but senior Republicans and outside groups warn of a rough path.
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Head Injury with Gene Apo-E4 Ties to Alzheimer's Risk
A New York study finds that a severe head blow raises Alzheimer's risk tenfold only in carriers of the apo-E4 gene. The combination of brain injury and this gene may drive disease development, though experts caution the finding is tentative and based on a small sample.
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