Maryland sniper spree rattles Montgomery County towns
Police chase a random, daylight sniper attack across suburban Washington, with five victims in five miles. Detectives hunt two possible suspects in a white van and review surveillance footage as fear and vigilance spread. Authorities say .223 caliber rounds likely from long range, while forensic results determine links to a 72 year old man and a Virginia shooting. Residents balance fear with daily routines as schools increase patrols.
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Mab
Maryland
Hriday
Shriine
Washington
Montgomoery County
Charles Moose
Wren
Fredericksburg
Here
Po Tvert
Michane’s
Michaels
Alaryland
Virginia
Moose
Pascal Charlot
Montgomery County
Kira Leonova
Dexter Evans
Rockville
Busi
Carin Saez
Saez
Verizon vs music industry over subscriber IDs in piracy case
U S District Judge John Bates weighs subpoenas forcing Verizon to reveal names of suspected file traders, a test case that could reshape anti piracy tactics. Verizon argues customers are private and the works are only alleged infringements while the music industry seeks swift identification to curb illegal sharing. The judge questions the DMCA and signals a quick ruling, with both sides pressing on the balance between enforcement and privacy. Kazaa and Morpheus networks illustrate widespread file sharing as the hearing unfolds.
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Wasiting Ton
Verizon
U.S
John D. Bates
Congress
Bates
Cary Sherman
RIAA
Rie Holder
Justice Department
Holder
Kazan
Morpheus
Gnutella
Milwaukee Teen Mob Beats Man to Death in Midtown
A crowd of youths as young as 10 attacked Charlie Young Jr. with broomsticks chairs and a milk crate, killing the 36 year old on a porch in Midtown Milwaukee. Ten teens plus a 10 year old face reckless homicide charges as adults and witnesses stand accused of failing to report the attack amid deep Urban Renewal contrasts.
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Milwaukee
Charlie Young Jr
Resi
E. Michael McCann
Erinn Payne
Andre Newson
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Powell Wins Delay With U N Arms Inspectors
Secretary Powell secured a deferral of U N weapons searches in Iraq until new rules are set. He urged Security Council unity on disarmament while France and Russia resist war threats. Hans Blix supported ongoing pressure for Iraq to comply. Bush labeled Saddam a cold blooded killer and pledged U.S. action if the U N stalls. CIA backed the existence of dangerous weapons.
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Colin Powell
U.N
Iraq
Powell
Security Council
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Russia
Hans Blix
Boston
Bush
Saddam
United Nations
Saddam Hussein
America
Cincinnati
White House
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U.S
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ESPN
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