Son dies then man sets Marine van ablaze in grief
In Hollywood Florida a distraught father Carlos Arredondo 44 who had just learned his Marine son was killed in Iraq set a Marine Corps van on fire after dousing it with gasoline and breaking a window with a propane tank. Police said three Marines delivered the death news.
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Tony Roce
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Influential Shiite leader returns to urge Najaf peace
Najaf chaos persists as Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani returns from Britain with a new peace plan and call for nationwide marches on Najaf. U S airstrikes continue over the Old City while clashes intensify and civilians are harmed and killed in Kufa and Najaf.
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Muqtada al-Sadr
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Imam Ali Shrine
Investigation faults Abu Ghraib intelligence unit for abuses
An Army Fay report finds 27 members of an Abu Ghraib intelligence unit either requested or condoned prisoner abuses. Gen. Paul Kern cites serious misconduct and loss of moral values. Of the 27, 23 are military personnel and four contractors, with eight more aware and failing to report. The summary blames misconduct by a small group, weak leadership, and lack of discipline.
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Abu Ghraib
Paul Kern
Pentagon
Kern
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Drag
Russia reels after double jetliner crashes near Moscow
Investigators probe whether terrorism caused the near simultaneous crashes killing 89 aboard two jets. No evidence yet of a terrorist attack. possibilities include fuel issues, malfunction, or human error. Plane data recorders recovered as authorities tighten security and a national day of mourning is declared.
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Kremlin
Vladimir Ustinov
Vladimir Putin
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Federal Security Service
KGB
Australian detainee pleads innocent in war crimes at Guantanamo
Australian detainee David Hicks pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy to commit war crimes aiding the enemy and attempted murder at a US military commission hearing in Guantanamo Bay. His trial is set for January 10 with potential life imprisonment if convicted.
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Steven Jacobson
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Laci
Afghanistan
David Hicks
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Feds map plan for next global flu outbreak risks
The United States may close schools, curb travel, and ration medicines if a new flu strain triggers a pandemic. A forthcoming Pandemic Influenza Plan notes vaccine development will take months and urges states to free hospital beds and plan triage amid possible economic and social disruption.
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United States
Associated Press
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Julie Gerberding
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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