90-year-old man shot by FBI in Pasadena car stop
Joseph Schultz, 90, remains hospitalized in serious condition with a shattered jaw after two FBI agents pulled over his car in Pasadena while pursuing a bank robber. His lawyer says Schultz may have been reaching for a seat belt. FBI investigation opened.
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Man gets life for kidnapping and death in Kentucky case
Gregory Marcinski was sentenced to life without parole after pleading guilty to kidnapping resulting in death for posing as an FBI agent to enter Paul Gale's room at the Holiday Inn in Florence Kentucky on April 17 2000.
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Kashmir clashes kill at least 17 in a day of violence
Police and security forces clashed with Islamic militants across Jammu and Kashmir, killing at least 17 people. Eight militants were killed trying to slip from Pakistan controlled Kashmir, four policemen died in an ambush in Gool, and three militants fell in Punch while two perished in Rajauri. Plainclothes police were fired upon near a Baramulla college.
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Israeli raids kill 16 Palestinians in West Bank and Gaza
Warplanes and tanks hit Palestinian targets killing 16 in retaliatory raids after a Hamas militant family was killed in what Israel called a mistake. Yasser Arafat’s Bethlehem compound was bombed, four bystanders wounded, as PM Sharon urged punishment for terrorism. Powell welcomed Mubarak’s summit idea to woo peace.
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Cuba to Buy $32 Million in US Food Contracts
Cuba signed another round of contracts to purchase 32 million dollars of American food, totaling 150,000 tons from Archer Daniels Midland and deliveries set to begin next month. The move follows a prior 35 million dollar purchase after Hurricane Michelle, and is seen as boosting U S company interest in Cuba.
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Sununu accused of being soft on terrorism in NH senate race
In New Hampshire the Senate campaign spotlight shifts to Sununu over alleged pro Arab leanings and soft on terrorism claims raised by GOP rival Bob Smith. Sununu and Smith face Sept 10 primary. winner meets Gov. Jeanne Shaheen to decide control of the Senate.
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