Bomb threat hostage drama disrupts Clinton campaign office
In Rochester New Hampshire a distraught man wearing a bomb like device entered a Hillary Clinton campaign office and held hostages for nearly six hours before surrendering. Leeland Eisenberg released hostages and laid down a makeshift bomb before being taken into custody by SWAT. The incident ended without further violence. In Aruba judges ordered the release of Salish and Deepak Kalpoe in the Natalee Holloway disappearance case, saying evidence was insufficient to keep them. Prosecutors consider appeal options while Joran van der Sloot remains jailed. Holloway vanished on May 30, 2005 ahead of graduation travel home.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
Leeland Eisenberg
Oranjestad
Aruba
Natalee Holloway
Satish
Deepak Kalpoe
Dep Kruimel
Joran van der Sloot
Holloway
Chavez drives turnout for vote on term limits in Venezuela
Tens of thousands of Chavez supporters packed Caracas streets to back constitutional changes allowing him to seek re election beyond 2012. Opponents urged close monitoring as results loom in what could be a tight vote. Supporters said Chavez is a defender of the poor and must remain in power, with crowds arriving from across the country.
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Hugo Chavez
Chavez
Xiami Diaz
Scottrade wins restraining order over Modern Energy stock split
Scottrade Inc wins a temporary order to halt Modern Energy Corp actions alleged to manipulate shares through a 1-for-1,000 reverse split not filed with regulators. The suit names Merrill Lynch E Trade Knight Equity and others, citing erroneous trades and a failed settlement that could cost Scottrade nearly a million dollars.
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Modern Energy Corp
Modern Energy
Wyoming
Los Angeles
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E-Trade
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Knight Equity
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Etrade
Bush urges $30 billion AIDS aid, Africa trip planned
President Bush spoke at Calvary United Methodist Church in Mount Airy urging Congress to approve an extra 30 billion dollars over five years for global AIDS relief. He outlined measurable progress, cited 1.36 million treated in focus countries, and announced a forthcoming Africa trip to bolster the drive led by faith based groups.
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sub-Saharan Africa
U.S
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