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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 2004

Page

6

Bush asserts Saddam had al-Qaida contacts and terrorist links

President Bush disputed the 9/11 commission finding, saying Saddam Hussein had numerous contacts with al-Qaida and other terrorist networks including Abu Nidal and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. He cited Iraqi intelligence meetings with Osama bin Laden and warned of continued threats. The commission noted some contacts but found no collaborative links to 9/11.

Washington Saddam Hussein al-Qaida Bush Iraq Saddam White House al- Qaida Osama bin Laden Sudan Commission Tom Kean New Jersey Afghanistan United States United States of America, Just Like al-Qaida Abu al-Zarqawi

Maryland inmate argues lethal injection could be cruel

A death row inmate in Maryland, Steven Oken, argues that the method of lethal injection may cause unlawful pain requiring a possible cut down to reach veins. The Supreme Court cleared his execution path by rejecting a stay, amid Gov Ehrlich denying clemency. Oken was condemned for the 1987 rape and murder of Dawn Garvin and related killings during a 15 day spree.

Baltimore Maryland Supreme Court Steven Oken U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Richmond Oken Robert Ehrlich Alabama 4Th Circuit Dawn Marie Garvin Patricia Hirt Lori Ward Maine

Contractor charged in prisoner death

A former Army ranger hired by the CIA to conduct interrogations was charged with assaulting Abdul Wali, a detainee who died after two days of beatings in Afghanistan. Passaro faces a four count indictment in Raleigh, North Carolina, with possible harsher charges pending new evidence.

Washington CIA Iraq Afghanistan Raleigh N.C David A. Passaro Abdul Wali John Ashcroft Passaro Wali U.S Asadabad Ashcroft Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld George Tenet Abu Ghraib Rumsfeld

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