Sniper continues to terrorize area with deadly shootings
Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge says investigators hesitate to rule out a terrorist motive while examining the string of slayings. FBI Director Mueller calls the tragedy shocking and urges public help as witnesses describe a white Astro van and a suspected Mideastern driver.
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Arlington
Home Depot
Paul Hulseberg
Linda
FBI
Robert Mueller
Robert Young
Washington
Young
God
Moose
Fredericksburg
Manger
Michael Bouchard
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Bali bombing linked to military stockpiles and intel claims
Indonesian police and intelligence officials describe traces of C-4 found at the Sari Club blast scene and note past cases where C-4 traced to military stocks. The attack spurred Bali’s morgue routine, international victims, and a political push to curb terrorism while scrutinizing ties to the armed forces.
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National Police
Da’i Bachtiar
Richard C. Reid
American Airlines
Indonesia
Bali
Australia
Steven Brooks Webster
Huntington Beach
Calif
Deborah Snodgrass
U.S
Jake Young
University of Nebraska
Hong Kong
Mohamad Abdul Hendropriyono
Megawati
New Mexico Debate Highlights Tax and Water Policy Shifts
Sanchez pledges faster water rights adjudication and tax relief for food and medical services while opposing broad privatization of prisons. Richardson aims to cut personal income tax, foster Mexico trade, and fund drug intervention in schools, with debates scheduled this weekend and five total before Election Day.
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Sanchez
Texas
Richardson
Mexico
Bacon
Pearce and Smith Vie for New Mexico 2nd District Seat
Republican Steve Pearce and John Arthur Smith contest the 2nd Congressional District seat as Congressman Joe Skeen retires. Forums invite public attendance with no audience questions. Final forum at 6 30 p m Tuesday promises a long program.
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Steve Pearce
John Arthur Smith
New Mexico
Joe Skeen
Tragedy of Eleven in Locked Rail Car Near Denison
Eleven suspected illegal immigrants died in a locked grain hopper found near Denison Nebraska authorities said the victims likely overheated or suffocated after being smuggled from Matamoros Mexico. The car was latched shut with no food or water and was moved to Des Moines for autopsy and identification efforts.
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Lor
Mexico
Jerry Heinauer
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Nebraska
Iowa
Tom Hogan
Denison
Omaha
Neb
Corinne Stern
el Paso County
Texas
Stern
Heinauer
Matamoros
Oklahoma
Julio Salinas
U.S. Border Patrol
McAllen
Border Patrol
Salinas
Judge rules Noelle Bush hearing must stay open
A Florida judge ruled Noelle Bush drug court hearings must be public, balancing privacy against open court access. The decision keeps drug court proceedings in public view as a Thursday hearing faces whether she remains in treatment or returns to the criminal system.
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Fla
Jeb Bush
Reginald Whitehead
Florida
Whitehead
Noelle Bush
Orlando Sentinel
The
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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Fifth Judicial District
Committee For Equal Justice
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