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Rewards and politics mix in global security briefs
U S government has quietly paid about 20 foreign individuals rewards averaging 150000 dollars as part of its secrecy laden State Department rewards program. A recent Karachi killing spurred a reward up to two million dollars for information leading to convictions, a move linked to the Ramzi Youssef case and deterrence against future terrorism. In Georgia, House Speaker Newt Gingrich ended a Rein hardt College course, pledging not to teach again and planning a break from teaching. In space news, Endeavour’s ultraviolet instruments studied the Cygnus Loop supernova remnant to understand shock waves’ effect on interstellar dust and star formation.
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