Man arrested in WTC bombing case
Mohammed A Salameh 25 a Jersey City resident described as a follower of a radical Muslim cleric was arrested in last week's World Trade Center bombing. He faced charges of aiding and abetting the bombing and transporting explosives across state lines and was held without bail with possible life in prison. Investigators found bomb making gear at a Shel Jersey City apartment.
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Mohammed A. Salameh
Jersey City
Paper and metal trails lead to suspect in bombing case
Scorched metal from the World Trade Center wreckage set investigators on the suspect trail. An axle tag, a parking stub, and a rental contract linked a van to the case. ATF agents recovered part of a vehicle identification number from a Ford Econoline van rented with Alabama plate XA70668.
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Alabama
Mom and school dispute over Kayla drawings
Charlesetta Taylor pulls Kayla from Noel Elementary Magnet after a report that Kayla, age six, drew star symbols and circles and allegedly satanic marks in class along with curse words. Administrators stress caution and parental notification while Kayla’s sister says the girl admitted drawing some figures.
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Noel Elementary Magneteetesipal
Kayla
Taylor
Odessa American
Andera Hearsley
Princpal Bryan
Bryan
Hearsley
FBI sits with Koresh as a doomsday standoff drags on
The Waco siege centers on David Koresh guiding a captive audience of FBI agents via long Bible readings from the Book of Revelation. Negotiators report daily contact lasting hours as four cult members died in a botched raid, while inside Koresh and about 19 children remain with him.
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Texas
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Oreshman
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Construction firm pulls out of Midland Planned Parenthood project
Coats Construction withdrew its permit for remodeling the Midland Planned Parenthood clinic that would offer abortions. The move came less than two weeks after it was issued, amid concerns the association with Planned Parenthood could affect the company's standing.
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Midland Planned Parenthood
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Highland and Energy Ventures form joint pump venture
Highland Company and parent firm Energy Ventures agreed this week to jointly develop and market an efficient fluid pump with Robbins and Myers of Ohio. The strategic alliance aims to boost international sales as the firm restructures, with layoffs reported up to 5 percent of its 600 staff, including two vice presidents.
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Tighland
Odessa American
Larry Simmers
Jerry Watson
Tim Maroney
Maroney
Houston
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