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US warned of dangerous Unpreparedness for next terror strike
A task force of former officials academics and business leaders says the United States remains dangerously unprepared for another major terrorist attack. The report released after CIA director Tenets warning notes complacency could grow as a new attack may cause greater casualties and disruption than September 11.
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Amtrak Tightens Security Over FBI Terror Warning
Amtrak increases patrols on trains and stations after FBI caution of a possible al Qaida attack on passenger railways. Information from al Qaida prisoners in mid October reportedly shows plans to destroy bridges or tracks and operatives with Western appearance.
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States debate where to prosecute sniper case death penalty at issue
Authorities in three states and the District of Columbia conferred on who should prosecute two suspects in the Washington area sniper attacks. Alabama officials said Muhammad would face the death penalty while Maryland Virginia and Alabama weigh jurisdiction, ages, and charges as prosecutors plan a possible Montgomery County trial.
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Rebels threaten to kill all theater hostages in Moscow standoff
About 600 Chechen hostages at a Moscow theater were told Friday a Saturday deadline would trigger killings if Russia does not pull its army from Chechnya. Eight children were released earlier, and officials including Nika Patrushev and Vladimir Putin connected negotiators to freeing captives as talks continue.
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North Korea seeks nonaggression pact with United States
North Korea proposed a nonaggression treaty to ease U S security concerns if Washington pledges no invasion and takes conciliatory steps. KCNA cited by name as saying such a deal would bridge the Korean Peninsula crisis and require U S respect for DPRK sovereignty and economic development. The proposal rejects tying talks to dismantling the nuclear program.
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