Dean to Let Judge Open Sealed Vermont Records
Vermont Governor Howard Dean says a judge should decide which of his sealed records from his governorship can be released. He will use Judicial Watch’s lawsuit as the mechanism to determine what should be opened and what remains sealed. 145 boxes were sealed for 10 years after he left office. Dean served 1} years as governor and provided 190 boxes without use restrictions.
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Putin party leads in Russia parliamentary elections
Partial results show United Russia far ahead with about 36.5 percent of votes as Putin seeks a solid Duma majority to push market reforms and potential constitutional changes. Communist Party trails, Liberal Democratic Party gains surprise 15.5 percent. results cover 11 time zones from Siberia to Kaliningrad and Chechnya.
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Roadside bomb claim ends U S soldier life in Mosul
In Mosul a U S Army 101st Airborne soldier died and two were wounded when rebels blew a roadside bomb as a convoy passed mid day. Lt Gen Sanchez warned violence could rise as sovereignty transfer nears. Saddam Hussein hunt labeled a needle in a haystack as troops press on in Tikrit and Baghdad raids detain suspects and seize weapons.
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Defense presents two sides of Malvo trial
Chesapeake Virginia jurors hear Lee Boyd Malvo described as lonely obedient boy seeking a father and as a teenager drawn to racial injustice. Defense aims to prove legal insanity due to Muhammad exposure while prosecutors say Malvo shows no remorse as the five week capital murder trial unfolds in Washington area killings last fall.
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Bryson Grammys Auction to Pay Tax Debt Draws Friends’ Intervention
Friends of Peabo Bryson helped recover prized items including at least one Grammy while the IRS had seized his Atlanta home to cover a 1.2 million tax debt. The sale raised unspecified funds, with a $15,500 result for the 1992 Grammy and other items selling to varied bidders including a mystery purchaser.
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