Iran denies test site claims for North Korea missile programs
Reports say Iran dismissed allegations it hosts North Korean missile tests. Defense Minister Ah Shamkhani said Iran does not cooperate in missile technology and does not need to. The Bush administration had raised alarms about Pyongyang sharing tech. Nearby, regional turmoil and attacks marked multiple regions.
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Al Qaida Diamonds Africa Link Before 9/11 Attacks
U N backed investigators told the AP six top al Qaida fugitives were seen in Africa buying diamonds before September 11, 2001. Witnesses describe meetings with Liberia leaders in Monrovia as part of a scheme to launder terror funds through West Africa. The report cites ongoing disputes over the strength of the evidence.
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Two Die In N J Plane Collision Near Newark
In Kinnelon New Jersey two small planes collided Saturday morning killing both pilots. The Piper PA 28 and a Cessna 150 crashed half a mile apart with no ground injuries. Pilots identified as Eric Myerwold 40 Bogota NJ and William P Schott 60 Riverdale NY.
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Bioterror expert tied car searches by FBI at Connellsville airport
FBI agents searched four cars Saturday at Connellsville Airport linked to bioterrorism expert Kenneth M. Berry. Berry had earlier homes raided as part of the 2001 anthrax investigation. authorities offered few details on what was found or sought.
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Associated Press
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Daniel DePolo
Nixon Kissinger discuss Vietnam withdrawal on tape
In Roanoke three months before the 1972 election Nixon and Kissinger discuss when to end Vietnam involvement. The taped Oval Office exchange, released on the anniversary of Nixon’s resignation, shows concerns over winning and a viable foreign policy if South Vietnam collapses.
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University of Virginia Miller Center of Public Affairs
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Flood threatens villages as Indian dam overflows
Floods across South Asia claim 41 more lives, bringing total to 1,972. In Gujarat, 29 deaths in Bharuch district as the Narmada River dam overflows over 13 feet, now 25 times higher than a week ago. Emergency evacuations planned for 30 villages while monitoring via satellites. Chief Minister Modi notes impact on 300,000 local farmers and crops. In Bangladesh, flood deaths reach 691 with waters receding per officials.
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Associated Press
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