Guerrilla attack wounds six at Ramadi police station
Iraqi guerrillas struck the Ramadi Police Directorate wounding two policemen and four civilians as officers gathered for salaries. The raid came amid reports of plans to form a 1000 member Iraqi tactical unit to bolster counterinsurgency, with U.S. and Iraqi Civil Defense Corps leadership.
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Ramadi
Samir Habib
Jordan
U.S
Saddam Hussein
Tikrit
Al-Mahemdi
Saddam
Muqtada al-Sadr
Amar Yassiri
Sadr
al-Sadr
Mark
Explosion near Kabul meeting site after Rumsfeld departs
A rocket exploded about 300 yards from the U.S. Embassy in Kabul two hours after Defense Secretary Rumsfeld met Afghan President Karzai. No injuries reported. Afghan officials blamed Taliban or Gulbuddin Hekmatyar and said the aim was to disrupt the loya jirga.
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Afghanistan
U.S
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Central Asia
Oie
Taliban
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
Hamid Karzai
Mohammed Ayub Salangi
Matyullah Ramani
Hekmatyar
Loya
Grand Council
Ramani
Hezb-e-Islami
Azmary
Zikia Arian
Internet case targets main organizer in online drug scheme
Prosecutors describe the resident as the scheme's architect facing a potential 20 year term for operating a continuing criminal enterprise with additional penalties for money laundering and drug charges. Chhabra’s sister Sabina Faruqui and uncle Sunil Sethi also face counts and long sentences. the Cha bra Group LLC USA Prescription Inc. are named as conspirators. four physicians are charged for listing their names on dispensed drug vials. The case seeks forfeiture over 125 million in illicit proceeds with federal agencies leading the probe.
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Chhabra
Sabina
Faruqui
Weston, Fla
Sunil K. Sethi
Midlothian
Chabra Group LLC
USA Prescription Inc
States expect Medicaid budget shortfalls in fiscal 2002
More than 30 states anticipate Medicaid budget shortfalls in fiscal 2002. Reports show nearly two-thirds of states had revenues on target or ahead of expectations this year, reversing declines seen in previous years.
Frear Braves Hall of Fame in 1989 charter member
Inez Frear recalls a unique and down to earth figure who helped found the Frear Braves Hall of Fame in 1989 to honor OU athletes and became a charter member. Funeral services are set for 11 am Saturday at Ottawa University Wilson Field House with internment at Highland Cemetery. The family will greet friends Friday from 6 to 8 pm at the funeral home.
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Inez Frear
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Ottawa
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Parade marks winners and traveling trophy plan
Parade officials unveil traveling parties for top commercial winners and note that the traveling trophy stays with five straight year victors. Bien expects growing competition as years pass while the event is rebroadcast on local Government Access Channel at Christmas. Planning has spanned six months with the final stretch described as chaotic.
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Bien
Channa
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