Final rest for World War II airman Kenneth Hough in Ottawa
The cremated remains of Lt. Kenneth Hough, a World War II bombardier from Ottawa, recovered in the South Pacific, will be laid to rest at Highland Cemetery. A family ceremony at 1 p.m. on Friday Oct. 8 will honor Hough and other fallen GIs, with about 25 relatives attending and a possible fly-over awaiting Pentagon clearance.
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Kansas
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Questions Left Unanswered About Fort Riley Regiment's Woes
Fort Riley reports six soldiers from 1st Battalion 41st Infantry accused of murder in three incidents. Four Charlie Company members face Iraqi civilian killings, while two Bravo Company soldiers are charged with killing two other unit members. Army and experts seek causes amid high deployment and combat stress.
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Clay County
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Torrance
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Memphis
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Kansas
Pennie Macdowell
Aaron Stanley
Bismarck
Mosque bombing in Pakistan kills at least 25 during prayers
A suicide bomber struck the Zainabia mosque in Sialkot during Friday prayers, killing at least 25 worshippers and injuring over 50. A second device was defused outside as angry Shiites gathered. No group claimed responsibility. a Shiite cleric suggested retaliation for a Sunni militant linked to the Daniel Pearl beheading. President Musharraf condemned the attack and vowed to root out terrorists.
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