Hacking passive as judge reads counts
The Salt Lake City case details Mark Hacking, 28, facing first degree murder charges after confessing to killing his wife Lori and hiding her body. He appeared by video from the county jail, answered briefly, and faces up to life in prison plus obstructing justice counts for disposal of the body, rifle, and mattress. The DA said aggravated murder death penalty not supported by evidence.
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Lori
David Yocom
Separated Aguirre twins glimpse each other in ICU
In New York six days after a 17 hour separation, 2-year-old Carl and Clarence Aguirre of the Philippines see one another for the first time. They breathe on their own, sit up with help, and show strong progress under surgeon Dr. David Staffenberg and pediatrician Dr. Robert Marion as they near eating solid foods.
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Philippines
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James Goodrich
David Staffenberg
Bush nominates Goss to lead CIA
President Bush named Porter Goss, a Republican congressman and former spy, to head the CIA as the agency seeks to repair its image and meet new terror threats amid a looming intelligence reorganization. Democrats criticized the pick as partisan, while supporters said he knows the CIA well. The nomination spotlighted Bush’s focus on the war on terrorism ahead of the election.
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Florida
Pakistani arrested for immigration violations videotaping skyline
Kamran Akhtar, 36, was indicted on immigration and naturalization violations and a false statement charge after being detained July 20 for questioning by Charlotte police. U.S. officials say he videotaped downtown skyscrapers for family members, with custody by ICE and held at Mecklenburg County Jail after a brief federal court hearing.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg
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Carl Horn
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Charlotte Mecklenburg
Darrell Stephens
Maglione
TSA takes over New York heliport security checks
The Transportation Security Administration will assume security screening for passengers and baggage at New York City heliports. The move follows FBI warnings about al Qaida considering helicopters for attacks and requires passenger name checks, operator background checks, and an on call security coordinator.
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Al-Qaida
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