Impersonator posing as Army major linked to anti-terror task force
A man overstayed a student visa admitted impersonating a Major with an anti-terrorism task force after 9 11. Marco Antonio Perez Ochoa 31 of Ecuador faced illegal immigrant with weapon charges and $75000 bond. Separately a judge ordered several federal agencies to release records in a Cheney energy task force case.
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Marco Antonio Perez Ochoa
Ecuador
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National Drug Intelligence Center
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Washington
Bush Administration
Dick Cheney
Energy Task Force
U.S
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Friedman
White House
Judicial Watch
Palestinian militants strike across Israel and West Bank toll rises
A coordinated attack left five Israelis and two attackers dead after a bus bombing, a West Bank ambush and a Tel Aviv restaurant shooting. In retaliation, Israeli warplanes bombed seven Palestinian compounds while a Ramallah raid killed three Palestinian security officers. The week’s death toll neared sixty and both sides warned of further clashes.
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Muhannad Abu Halaweh
Force 17
Binyamin Zeev Kahane
Mubarak tells Bush Israel must ease up on Arabs
President Bush and Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak meet in Washington to seek Middle East peace. Bush pushes Palestinian attacks to end, Mubarak urges Israel to halt demolitions and road closures, stressing violence cannot yield resolution. Mubarak proposes Arab peace plan and hosting talks between Arafat and Sharon.
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Israel
Washington
Bush
Hosni Mubarak
Middle East
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Ariel Sharon
White House
Sudan open to international monitor for civilian protection
Washington respected officials said Sudan indicated willingness to allow an international mechanism to monitor and prevent attacks on civilians, though no agreement yet from the Sudanese People's Liberation Army. State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said verification is key and that previous promises have often failed to be carried out.
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Sudan
State Department
Richard Boucher
Sudanese People’s Liberation Army
Boucher
Israelis Deported Over Espionage Warnings In U S
Dozens of young Israelis posing as art students were arrested and deported in multiple U S cities for visa violations amid U S intelligence warnings of possible espionage. A DEA report noted many admitted service in Israeli military intelligence or related units.
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U.S
Drug Enforcement Administration
United States
Russ Bergeron
Immigration and Naturalization Service
DEA
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