Global hunt for terrorists intensifies across nations
Panama City and other global centers join a broad push by U S and allied agencies to locate seven suspects linked to al Qaida and potential Sept 11 scale attacks. The list names Adnan El Shukrijumah and others with ties to the United States Canada Pakistan Tanzania and Saudi Arabia. Authorities seek information from citizens and foreign governments while tracing movements through Panama Trinidad and Tobago and Boston to stop a possible summer assault.
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Panama City
Panama
Boston
Islamabad
U.S
U.S. Justice Department
United States
John Ashcroft
California
Foopie
Fupi
Ahmed
Comoros Republic
Indian Ocean
al- Qaida
Africa
Adnan Gulshah
el Shukrijumah
Saudi Arabia
Trinidad and Tobago
Jarvis
Interior Department
David Salayandra
Latin America
Canada
Anne McLellan
Abderraouf Jdey
Afghanistan
Mohammed Atef
Atef
Osama bin Laden
Aafia Siddiqui
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brandeis University
Pakistan
FBI
al-Qaida
US S
Siddiqui
Associated Press
Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani
Kenya
Tanzania
Adam Yahiye Gadahn
Adam Pearlman
Abu Suhayb Al-Amriki
Robert Mueller
Gadahn
Riverside County
Calif
Garden Grove
Al-Sadr pushes for Shiite talks on militia future
U S troops pressed operations after clashes killed 24 and wounded about 50 in Najaf and Baghdad areas. Al-Sadr offered to remove most fighters from Najaf if US troops pull back and urged broad Shiite discussions on the militia s future while Baghdad battles and shrine damage fueled tensions. Three Marines were killed in Anbar province during security operations as the conflict continued.
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al-Sadr
U.S
Riyadh al-Nouri
Najaf
al-Nouri
al-Mahdi Army
Baghdad
Iraq
Mark Kimmitt
Anbar
Fallujah
Ramadi
Qaim
Oklahoma jury to decide Nichols death sentence in bombing case
McAlester Oklahoma jurors convicted Terry Nichols on 161 counts of murder and arson related to the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168. They will determine if he faces death by lethal injection or life in prison, with the penalty phase expected to last about three weeks starting next Tuesday.
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Mcalester
Okla
Terry Nichols
Oklahoma City
Nichols
Steven Taylor
Diane Leonard
Secret Service
Donald R. Leonard
Taylor
Oklahoma
McVeigh
Doris Delman
Terry Rees
Timothy McVeigh
Waco
Texas
Alaska drilling eyed in energy push amid debate
Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham told a House panel the administration seriously considers waiving special gasoline blend rules sought by California and New York to lower costs. EPA said no decision date yet as Bush's energy bill stalls in Congress amid Democratic opposition to drilling in an Alaskan wildlife refuge.
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Energy
Spencer Abraham
House
California
New York
Evans
Bush
Congress
Alaskan Wildlife
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John Millett
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Bauman
Bauman'e
Sanets