Indictments Taint Hells Angels Over 2002 Laughlin Clash
Forty two Hells Angels members face racketeering and firearms charges tied to a deadly 2002 Laughlin casino brawl with rivals. Thirty three arrested. others sought as U.S. Attorney Bogden notes broad West arrests and seizures including weapons drugs vests and stolen cars.
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Rocket hits near U S Embassy in Kabul
An Islamic militant rocket impacted a field near the U S Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, as Defense Secretary Rumsfeld visited, with no injuries reported. ISAF secured the area while police and forensics investigated shrapnel from a small rocket. Authorities suggested Taliban or allied fighters sought to disrupt the raya jirga.
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Miss World Comes to Sanya in China Pictorial Pageant
The $12 million Beauty Crown Cultural Center towers over Sanya as China hosts its first Miss World pageant. Factory worker Wang Qiuyan says the event honors China and opens the nation to global interaction. Officials project $100 million in exposure and a boost to tourism as banners promote the city.
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Limbaugh says medical records seized in probe
Rush Limbaugh told his listeners prosecutors in Palm Beach County seized medical records from four doctors as part of a drug investigation. He called it a fishing expedition, denied any wrongdoing, and said records will prove his painkiller use was legitimate.
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Archdiocese of Boston puts Archbishop's mansion up for sale
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston announces sale of the Brighton mansion and 27 acres to fund an 85 million settlement for clergy sex abuse victims. The chancery and St. John's Seminary are excluded, with Archbishop O'Malley opting not to live in the mansion.
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Manilow to perform holiday songs on AGE Live by Request
Barry Manilow will perform holiday themed songs from his two Christmas albums on AGE network’s Live by Request this Friday night. He notes the show will feature nonreligious holiday music and rehearsals are underway for up to 40 possible songs.
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