Maps and bombing plans found on suspect's computer
Lebanese authorities say maps and bombing plans were found on the computer of Assem Hammoud, an al Qaida loyalist accused of plotting to attack New York train tunnels. A U.S. official noted Hammoud had visited California six years earlier with a legitimate visa.
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Lebanon
Five more soldiers charged in Iraq rape and murders
U S backed Iraqi government faces calls for changes to immunity agreements as five soldiers are charged in the rape of Abeer Hamza and the killings of her and three relatives. An FBI affidavit links the assault to a week of targeting in the Triangle of Death near Mahmoudiya.
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Fikhriya Taha
Hadeel Qassim Hamza
Wal-Mart Annexation Fight in Murphysboro Contested
Foes argue the annexation document is flawed citing inaccurate property descriptions and too few signatures. The case centers on contiguity and zoning changes, with Friends for Fair Growth urging the appellate court to require a redo while supporters say the process was proper and near completion.
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Gough
John Myers
Friends For Fair Growth
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Skilling attends Lay memorial in Aspen
Former Enron chief Jeffrey Skilling and attorney Daniel Petrocelli attended a private memorial for Kenneth Lay at Aspen Chapel. Lay, 64, died in Aspen after suffering coronary artery disease during a vacation with his wife. The service drew security and mourners arriving early as the case looms over Lay’s fraud conviction and planned appeal.
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Bonnie Behrend
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Wood Building Rebirth Brings City Hopeful Revival
Kraft lauded Edmison and Hensley for taking over the historic Wood Building in Benton warning it would face $500,000 demolition and possible condemnation within three years. He praised the project as turning a near eyesore into a landmark facility on the public square, promising a beautiful completion.
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