Radical cleric arrested in Indonesia terror plot
Abu Bakar Bashir, a radical Islamic cleric, is back in jail as police present evidence of his role in inspiring and aiding a new terror cell in Jakarta. Officials allege a bomb making lab and two blasts in a nearby range, after his van was halted during a West Java sermon tour.
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BP defers to fees over 39000 spill claims
The Gulf spill claims saga widens as BP reports 145000 claims and 324 million paid while about 39000 remain in limbo. Brides plan setbacks ripple through Orange Beach as Kenneth Feinberg may take over the fund to decide denials.
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Moscow Smog and Heat Drive Ukrainian Deaths Up
Moscow reports deaths rising to around 700 daily as poisonous smog from wildfires and a historic heat wave blankets the city. Health officials warn the combination of extreme temperatures and smoke strains morgues and raises risk of death, with air pollution levels near record highs and hundreds of fires burning nationwide.
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Andrei Seltsovky
Russia
Emergencies Ministry
Alexander Frolov
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Frolov
Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum
World Health Organization
Geneva
Europe
Associated Press
U.S
Australia
Campbell-Lendrum
Escape killer relieved after capture near Yellowstone
Tracy Province, 42, was arrested in Meeteetse Wyoming after 10 days on the run with a handgun and hitchhiking sign. Authorities hunt for John McCluskey 45 and Casslyn Welch 44, dubbed a Bonnie and Clyde pair, with leads centering on Montana. Province attended a Meeteetse church service the day before and helped mow the lawn for $40.
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John McCluskey
Casslyn Welch
Wyoming
Montana
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U.S
David Gonzales
Phoenix
McCluskey
Daniel Renwick
Arizona
Kingman
Welch
Renwick
Colorado
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Yellowstone
Jay Curtis
Province
Curtis
Chris Tomlin
Statue of Liberty to get new staircase for safety
The National Park Service will close the Statue of Liberty for nine to twelve months next year to build a second stairwell at the pedestal for safety. The crown remains limited and the 186 stair ascent from ground to pedestal accommodates 3 000 daily visitors with strict crowd caps. Fire safety upgrades include fire sensors sprinklers and a standpipe, and emergency response relies on Marine 1 and other vessels from nearby firehouses.
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New York
National Park Service
National Parks Service
Darren Boch
Boch
Steve Allen
Fire Department of New York
Liberty Island
Manhattan
Marine 1
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