Russia says no military role in war on terrorism
Moscow will not participate militarily in the global fight against terrorism. Russian aide Sergei Yastrzhembsky said U.S. and Russia share intelligence on a broad spectrum since Sept. 11, and Washington now accepts that Chechen rebels receive aid from al Qaida. He noted rebels and Russian officials will meet this month to discuss differences.
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Quiet hero testifies as to the car's whereabouts in Midwest Cash case
Ruph a neighborhood watch member testified that he found the driver behaved oddly after an armed robbery and police chase prompting him to call 911 leading to Moore arrest on East College Street. Prosecutors say the tape from Moore's interview links him to the failed Midwest Cash heist and plans with Andrews Custon and Edmonds.
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Carbondale
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Keith Stiff
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Security lapse at O Hare gates prompts political spillover
Security workers failed to detain Subash Gurung 27 of Chicago after knives and other weapons passed through a metal detector and Xray. Gurung was later charged federally for attempting to carry weapons on an aircraft and held without bond. United officials defended their screening, while officials urged tighter scrutiny of private screeners and possible federal take over.
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Drug search ends in arrest at high school
Officers found 10 to 30 grams of cannabis and pipes in Goolsby’s truck during a drug search at the high school. Goolsby faces misdemeanor counts of unlawful possession and drug paraphernalia, with public defender William Ballard representing him. The district may suspend or expel under Level III misconduct after a confidential hearing, and he was referred for adolescent drug counseling.
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Tailored Cotton Briefs and Lace Nylon Underwear Styles
Fabric briefs and lace nylon underwear options listed with color choices beige white pink black candleglow blue nude and sizes 5 to 12. Includes 75414 75415 and 3008 product codes across multiple color sets.
Intertape Pushing 100 Percent Tax Break Extension in Carbondale
Intertape seeks another year of 100 percent tax abatement for its Bicentennial Industrial Park plant in Carbondale, where 55 employees work. The request targets city, county, and library taxes totaling about 90 000 annually and comes as Jackson County debates finances that could affect sheriff positions. The plant’s taxable value stands near 2.16 million with market value around 6.48 million. without abatements, annual taxes would be about 180 000. City council meets at 7 p.m. at city hall.
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