Remains of hijackers pose hard disposal choices
Officials grapple with what to do with nine hijacker remains among Sept 11 victims. FBI holds the remains. Saudi and Lebanese ties noted. No requests have been made, while New York identifies 2,823 victims and Arlington plans a memorial service for unlinked Pentagon remains.
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General loses authority to punish pilots in Afghan bombing
The Air Force moved disciplinary authority away from Lt Gen Michael Moseley over the fatal April 17 bombing of Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan. Lt Gen Bruce Carlson will review the case and decide any action after an internal joint US Canadian investigation.
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Immigration chief quits after one year at INS
James Ziglar, head of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, will retire at year’s end after a short tenure marked by post 9 11 restructuring, border tightening, and backlogs. He plans to enter the private sector and assist with transition to a new homeland security department.
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