Blake murder trial delayed over attorney theft
Opening statements in Robert Blake murder proceedings were postponed for two weeks after an attorney reported computer theft at his home. Judge Dar lene Schempp granted the delay to allow Schwarzabach time to recover data and prepare. Meanwhile Blake remains free on 1.5 million bail under confinement.
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Lawmakers Back Intel Bill Amid Thanksgiving Delays
House Armed Services chair Duncan Hunter and Senate chair John Warner endorsed a compromise on the Sept. 11 commission terror bill. The move aims to clear the way for a House floor vote, with Senate action expected Wednesday if the House acts today. Sensenbrenner opposes over border security and immigration reforms.
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FBI warns of 2002 detainee abuse at Guantanamo
FBI officials documented highly aggressive interrogation techniques at Guantanamo Bay starting in 2002 and described incidents involving a female interrogator, detainee restraints, gagging with tape, and a dog used to intimidate a prisoner. The letter dated July 14, 2004, urged Maj. Gen. Ryder to take appropriate action as investigations continue.
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New FDA rules aim to trace food in bioterror risk era
Washington officials announced new FDA measures to trace food from source to shipment after possible bioterror attacks. Health experts warn vulnerabilities remain, arguing for stronger inspections and foreign plant authority alongside the recordkeeping rules.
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Center For Science In the Public Interest
Violence erupts on Baghdad street amid election prep
In central Baghdad, gunmen wounded and killed amid heavy insurgent activity near the Green Zone as U S and Iraqi forces face rising attacks ahead of the January 30 elections. Five more American troops died in Anbar province. a dawn oil pipeline attack also occurred. Witnesses described gunfire near a civilian contractor employed by coalition authorities. The U S military later said troops were not involved.
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Ukraine rivals UK voting legislation energy amid stalled power struggle
Ukrainian rivals reach early agreement on fair vote legislation and changes to the Central Election Commission amid a contested presidential runoff. They remain divided on constitutional amendments expanding presidential powers as Kuchma and Putin signal acceptance of the election results.
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