Saddam Hussein returns to court amid clashes over custody and guards
Saddam Hussein resumed the Iraq war crimes trial after a five week break as he demanded control of the courtroom and denounced foreign guards and shackles. Former U S attorney general Ramsey Clark attended with the defense. Defendants complained of medical care and lawyer assignments while Chief Judge Amin adjourned to December 6 to replace two slain lawyers and one wounded.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Frmer
Fenign
U.S
Rizgar
Mohammed Amin
Saddam
Dujail
Amin
Barazan Ibrahim
Ridha Jawad Taki
Ramsey Clark
Najib al-Nueimi
Khalil Dulaimi
Prominent site chosen for Eisenhower memorial
Washington planners select a plaza style memorial across from the National Mall to honor Dwight D. Eisenhower. The site near the Department of Education and the National Air and Space Museum would juxtapose his domestic and international public service. The project awaits design and congressional approval with completion likely five to six years away.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
National Mall
Hisenhower
Jefferson
Lincoln
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Air Force
Carl Reddel
Eisenhower Memorial Commission
National Capital Memorial Advisory Commission
Congress
Reddel
Eisenhower
France
Dan Holt
Holt
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Brown v. Board of Education
National Guard
Little Rock
Ark
Department of Education
Federal Aviation Administration
NASA
National Air and Space Museum
Inflation fight helped by global workers cost US jobs
Greenspan credits tens of millions of overseas workers for containing inflation while US manufacturing loses jobs and wages stagnate. GM plans cuts. over 3 million manufacturing jobs vanished since 2000. Trade deficit hits record and calls for higher skills education.
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Washington
Alan Greenspan
China
India
Europe
Federal Reserve
America
General Motors Corp
Mark Zandi
Moody's Economy.com
U.S
Thea Lee
Afl-Cio
Greenspan
Fed
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Garnett obituary for Ruby L. Parks 76
Ruby L. Parks 76 of Garnett died November 24 2005 at Anderson County Long Term Care. Services 11 am Saturday at First Christian Church Garnett. Born October 3 1929 near Westphalia. Survived by sons Steve and Gary, daughters Janette and Ronda, brother Gail Long, sister Opal Parks, 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Burial Mont Ida Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday after 10 am and Friday 7 to 8 pm at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett. Memorials to American Cancer Society or American Diabetes Association.
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Garnett
Ruby L. Parks
Steve Parks
Richmond
Gary Parks
Ottawa
Janette Peine
Newport
Wash
Ronda Frankenfield
Clathe
Gail Long
Opal Lucille Parks
Mont Ida
Farris Feuerborn
American Cancer Society
American Diabetes Association
Kansas hit by storms and blizzard paralyze travel
Severe weather caused downed trees and structural damage across east central Kansas while a blizzard shut Interstate 70 west to Goodland Colby and further closures in northwest Kansas. State officials opened shelters in six western counties as motels filled and roads remained dangerous.
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Kansas
State Transportation Department
Interstate 70
KDOT
Steve Swartz
Goodland
Colby
Swartz
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Aseria
Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Commission
Eisenhowermemorial.org
Ruby Parks
Ray Owen Parks
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Pearleen
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Mobile
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