FBI warning on potential internet terrorist activities issued
The FBI and White House officials warned law enforcement and tech firms to be vigilant for possible attacks or disruptions involving the Internet or information systems across utilities and governments. The alert, distributed to about 18 000 agencies, gave no time frame or geography.
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Washington
FBI
Gordon Johndroe
White House
Office of Homeland Security
Five former SLA members charged in 1975 Carmichael bank holdup
In Sacramento five Symbionese Liberation Army members including Sara Jane Olson are charged with first degree murder for the Crocker National Bank robbery slaying of Myrna Opsahl. Arrests were made in Los Angeles Oakland and Portland while Kilgore remains at large.
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Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
Sara Jane Olson
SLA
Patty Hearst
Olson
Kathleen Soliah
Emily Harris
Los Angeles
Oakland
Bertin
Portland
Ore
Kilgore
Minnesota
Crocker National Bank
Opsahl
Hearst
Berkeley
Jon Opsahl
Court hears arguments in use of eagle feathers
The 10th U S Circuit weighs whether nontribal followers may use eagle feathers in religious practice. Raymond Hardman and Samuel Wilgus seek return of seized feathers and violate the Religious Freedom Restoration Act case. Joseluis Saenz challenges seizure under the same act as an Apache descendant.
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10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Mexico
Utah
Cindy Barton-Coombs
Raymond Hardman
Neola
Hardman
Samuel Ray Wilgus
Joseluis Saenz
Chilkat
Alaska
EPA delays smog rule for Midwest coal plants to 2004
The EPA postpones the May 2003 deadline requiring coal burning plants from Pennsylvania to Indiana to cut smog emissions for a year. Administrator Whitman cites litigation over Midwest pollution and favors a state-led approach with a 2004 target. Cinergy estimates a $100 million saving from the delay.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Ohio Valley
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Christie Whitman
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White House
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Enron whistleblower warning traced to auditor meeting
A senior Arthur Andersen auditor knew in August that Enron whistle blower Sherron Watkins warned of risky dealings. Investigators say Duncan attended an Aug 21 meeting as Watkins raised concerns about partnerships used to keep assets off Enron's books. The panel pursued leads amid White House economic review of Enron's potential collapse.
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Washington
Enron
Sherron Watkins
Arthur Andersen
Andersen
David Duncan
Watkins
Ken Lay
Committee
Duncan
Republican
Democratic Committee
White House
U.S
Larry Lindsey
Enron Board
Ari Fleischer
Lindsey
Peter Fisher
Treasury
Shooting at Appalachian School of Law Leaves Three Dead
Nigerian student Peter Odighizawa opened fire at Appalachian School of Law in Grundy Virginia killing Dean L Anthony Sutin, Professor Thomas Blackwell, and student Angela Dales. He wounded three others before fellow students tackled him, police said. The attack followed a suspension meeting, investigators noted.
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Grundy
Appalachian School of Law
Jack Briggs
Virginia
L. Anthony Sutin
Thomas Blackwell
Angela Dales
Peter Odighizawa
Mike Stater
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