FBI says DIA analyst spied for Cuba over five years
The FBI alleges Belen Montes, a DIA analyst since 1985, conspired to deliver national defense information to Cuba. She allegedly passed secrets about U S war games and military weapons knowledge to Cuban contacts. The charges accuse her of espionage on behalf of Cuba.
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Rocket carrying human remains crashes in ocean
Investigators probe why a rocket carrying satellites and cremated remains crashed into the Indian Ocean shortly after launch Friday morning. Orbital Imaging Inc. and NASA officials say the craft fell back into the atmosphere after liftoff, with about 30 people believed aboard.
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NASA probes comet Borrelly heart data boosts Deep Space 1 flight
NASA reports data from Deep Space 1 as it nears the Borrelly comet. The craft flew within 1 240 miles to image the dark nucleus, aiming to capture a rare view of the comet core and potentially extend the mission.
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Miss Oregon's Harman Wins Miss America Pageant
A patriotic crowd greeted Saturday's Miss America Pageant with a spontaneous Pledge of Allegiance recital and thunderous applause. Katie Harman, Miss Oregon, emerged as the winner in this News Service report.
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Jurors find mom fit for murder trial
A Houston jury of 11 women and one man ruled Andrea Yates fit to stand trial on two counts of capital murder for drowning five of her children. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. The verdict clears the way for a new jury to decide sanity at the time of the drownings.
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Violinist Isaac Stern Dies at 81 in New York
Isaac Stern, renowned violinist who helped save Carnegie Hall from demolition and influenced a generation including Itzhak Perlman, died Saturday at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center at age 81. He championed music education, recorded more than 100 works, and mentored many, including his wife Linda Reynolds Stein and two conductor sons.
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