FBI Defends Profiling After Jewell Vindication
Atlanta AP report notes investigators eyed Richard Jewell after the Olympic Park bombing due to overzealous tendencies and hero motive. The 10 page affidavit showed no hard proof, yet sparked debate on profiling as a tool, while others stressed it does not prove guilt.
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Olympic Park
Jewell
Robert Heibel
FBI
Mercyhurst College
Erie
Scalia rejects idea of constitutional right to die
Justice Antonin Scalia said there is no constitutional right to die, a point he raised publicly while a high court case on doctor assisted death is before it. He noted laws against death by own action existed at the Constitution's drafting, as courts consider bans on physician assisted death.
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Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
High Court
Justice Scalia
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School of Philosophy
New York
Washington State
Geoffrey Hazard
University of Pennsylvania
Hazard
New York University Law
Stephen Gillers
Officers say they found only one bloody glove at scene
Two police officers who arrived hours before Mark Fuhrman testified that they saw a single glove and blood on a back gate near Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s murders. The testimony aimed to rebut claims that Fuhrman planted evidence at Mr Simpson's mansion.
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Ebola deaths rise to fourteen in Gabon outbreak
Three more deaths bring Gabon’s Ebola toll to 14 as WHO reports 24 cases in Boue, 170 miles east of Libreville. Eight contacts remain under observation. The first victim, a forest worker, died August 23 and WHO says the outbreak is under control.
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Libreville
U N warns of Iraq food crisis
The United Nations World Food Program Iraq chief Holdbrook Arthur warns that donor delays and fighting in Kurdish areas create severe food shortages for hundreds of thousands. More than 2 million Iraqis rely on aid as southern and central stocks run low and distribution may halt next month. A 2 billion oil for food deal to buy essentials is delayed beyond year end.
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U.N. World Food Program
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Kuwait
United Nations
EU retaliation law deepens Cuba trade row
The EU approved a measure allowing European plaintiffs to countersue U S companies in European courts for damages under Helms Burton Act retaliation. The move targets U S sanctions in Libya and Iran and drew a sharp rebuke from State Department spokesman Nicholas Burns who urged focus on Cuban rights under Castro.
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U.S
Washington
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Iran
State Department
Nicholas Burns
Clinton
Fidel) Castro
Volcanic eruption brief but harmless near Mexico City
Mexico's Popocatepetl belched ash and steam in a brief eruption. A news helicopter captured a black cloud as ash drifted toward Ozumba and rural areas of Morelos. Civil defense official Guillermo Melgarejo said the event was a natural part of the volcano’s activity.
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Popocatepetl
Radio Red Network
Ozumba
Mexico State
Morelos
Civil Defense
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Netimex
Emergency landing at JFK after nose gear failure
An American Airlines jet diverted from LaGuardia to JFK due to front landing gear problems. The 93 passengers aboard Flight 346 evacuated safely after a late evening landing. three passengers sustained minor injuries. The nose gear was foam-sprayed to prevent fire, and JFK briefly closed before reopening.
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Chicago
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LaGuardia
Jfk
John Hotard
Kampfe
Tom Middlemass
L A teen rescued from rubble in Cairo apartment collapse
A 17 year old Los Angeles girl Samantha Miksche was pulled alive after 36 hours trapped in a 12 story Cairo building collapse. Rescue teams also recovered two bodies and 12 to 18 deaths are reported, with 23 survivors overall. Noha Fawzi, an Egyptian woman, was found injured. The mother remains missing, and several arrests for scavenging were made as authorities guarded the site.
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Egypt
Los Angeles
Samantha Miksche
Interior Ministry
Noha Fawzi
Miksche
Fawzi
California
Noha Wagih
Associated Press
Wagih
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