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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 2004

Page

6

Families brace for 9/11 recounting in New York hearings

NEW YORK AP Families of victims prepare for a vivid Sept. 11 Commission hearing in Manhattan near ground zero. The panel will show video and hear witness testimony from Giuliani and officials about the emergency response. Families seek answers and systemic failures to fix.

New York World Trade Center Manhattan Ground Zero Judith Jackson Reiss Joshua Rudolph Giuliani Port Authority Monica Gabrielle Richard Gabrielle Trade Center Sally Regenhard Christian Commission Mary Fetcher Brad South Tower Washington, D.C White House Richard Clarke National Security Condoleeza Rice Regenhard Reiss Yardley Giuliani U.S

Powell admonishes aide during Meet the Press taping

Secretary of State Colin Powell scolded Emily Miller, a deputy press secretary, for attempting to cut short NBCs Meet the Press interview. Powell, speaking from Jordan, overruled the aide as Tim Russert pressed for the final question and thanked him for overrule remarks.

Washington Colin Powell Powell Dead Sea Jordan Tim Russert NBC Meet the Press Russert Tim Emily Miller Emily State Department Julie Reside Betsy Fischer

Greenpeace protest triggers 1872 law case off Miami

Activists boarded the container ship APL Jade three miles off Miami Beach in 2002 to unfurl a banner protesting illegal logging. Prosecutors pursue the first conviction of an advocacy group under the Sailor Mongering Act, arguing the action targeted boarding a vessel and disrupting trade. Greenpeace and supporters view the case as a crackdown on dissent.

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