Chester man advances to finals on Nashville Star
Chester, Illinois native Jamey Garner, son of Gwendy and Terry Garner, becomes a Nashville Star finalist after regional wins in Connecticut and Baltimore. He moved from Chester to New York, then hoped for Nashville breakthrough, performing with bands and as a DJ. Viewers may vote via the show site or announced number.
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FBI flies fleet for covert terrorism tracking faces privacy critics
Former FBI deputy director Weldon Kennedy touts aviation as a discreet tool to pursue suspects without close contact. Critics warn aviation based surveillance further erodes privacy, citing a 2001 Supreme Court case on thermal imaging and warrant boundaries. All 56 field offices use aircraft. aerial surveillance does not require warrants to track cars or people, unlike home searches or listening devices.
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Man accused of selling bogus bomb-sniffing dogs to government
ALEXANDRIA, VA AP The federal government arrested Russell Lee Ebersole 43 a businessman who supplied purported bomb sniffing dogs to several agencies including the State Department and Federal Reserve He is charged with fraud and related counts for allegedly misrepresenting dog and handler qualifications and faking certifications Indicted on 26 counts each max five years in prison Tests showed the dogs failed to detect 50 pounds of dynamite and 15 pounds of plastic explosives Ebersole awaits arraignment next week and denies the charges through attorney Spencer Ault.
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NASA Eyeing Shuttle Return Amid Foam Debris and Tile Damage
NASA Eyes a fall shuttle return with Atlantis to ISS duties while reviewing in flight tile inspection and repair options. The Columbia debris fault path centers on foam strikes and wing tile damage, with officials saying little could have fixed tiles post launch. Readdy urged safety-reporting reviews and waivers scrutiny.
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