Lawyers silent on details of Lee plea talks in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque prosecutors and defense lawyers pursued a plea deal for Wen Ho Lee, the nuclear scientist in solitary confinement. A sealed document was filed as talks continued and a hearing was set to drop most charges after a potential agreement. Witnesses and officials offered cautious optimism amid negotiations and related civil claims against federal agencies.
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Britain and parts of Europe faced standstills as protests against rising fuel prices triggered long lines at pumps and fuel shortages. Prime Minister Blair ordered police escorts for fuel deliveries while authorities warned of threatened airline and rail disruptions and a possible use of emergency powers under the 1976 Energy Act.
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