Settlement reached in case involving James Jenkins
Preliminary hearing opened as settlement talks began during a break led by Sandra Jenkins. The deal drops charges of intentional emotional distress, sets pension split from the Daytona Beach police, and outlines lump sum and monthly pension payments. Jenkins faces up to five years in prison for probation violations and awaits sentencing, with specifics on restrictions and unpaid attorney fees noted.
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Bush pledges coalition effort against terror after 9 11 attacks
President Bush outlined a broad anti-terror strategy, urging international help to form a postwar Afghan government, pursuing al Qaida globally, and inviting Syria to join the coalition while defending a new U S missile defense and pushing to end the ABM treaty. He warned of justice for nations harboring terrorists and urged sacrifice from Americans as memorials remained in focus.
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Prosecutor Bogdanos to join war effort against bin Laden
Manhattan DA Matthew Bogdanos, a Marine Reserve lieutenant colonel for 23 years, leaves his post to report to a Florida military command. He cites duty as his reason while his wife awaits their third child and their two others are under five. He has long worked in the Middle East and Stans region. Combs case cited as prior prosecution.
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Architect shares ideas for new WTC in Milwaukee
Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava told Associated Press editors that any World Trade Center replacement must symbolize American values. He spoke at a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reception in the Milwaukee Art Museum, praising the Brooklyn Bridge view and noting his design of a $100 million museum addition.
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State committee hears attack concerns in Austin
Texas epidemiologist Dennis Perrotta told the Governor's Task Force on Homeland Security that infection reporting by doctors and local health authorities is alarmingly low and that doctor training on bioterrorism is lacking. He warned about quarantine execution and potential use of force, noting only about 20 percent of infectious diseases are reported.
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Deregulation Sparks Complaints Over Slow Power Switch
Noel defends progress on deregulation pilot amid complaints from critics who say residential customers face delays. Only 3,000 have new suppliers with 30,000 more to switch next bill, while TXU and consumer groups urge final progress reports and possible Jan 1 rollout. Public utilities commission weighing whether to proceed.
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Commemorations Honor Heroes After 9 11 Attacks
On Oct 11 2001 interfaith services and memorial Masses honor the 343 firefighters and 23 police officers killed in New York. The city notes 422 dead and 4815 missing as leaders pledge resilience and unity. Defense officials call victims heroes.
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Valeria Philman
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Bush approval soars as Osama themes swirl across events
ABC News poll shows 92 percent backing for President Bush amid sweeping claims of patriotism. Reports link NATO radar patrols, border tensions, and bin Laden rhetoric to a broader, sensational media moment.
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Courthouse Follies End Quiet April Stunt in Carmel
In Carmel California Police arrested Pinellas County Circuit Judge Charles Cope visiting a judicial conference after he allegedly opened a locked hotel room door at 1 a.m. occupied by two women they say he met earlier. Cope claimed a misunderstanding while victims said a key was involved. Later prosecutors added battery charges after a plea-bargain rejection.
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Odessa American Subscription Rates and Contact Information
The Odessa American outlines subscription options and prices for daily and weekend editions the mailing address and contact numbers. It notes varying rates and holiday editions with notes on delivering problems and advertising contacts.
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