Guardian angel adds drama to anti terror ads in Miami
A Mexican actor Chelo Gonzalez appears as a guardian angel in Spanish language posters and ads promoting Homeland Security campaigns. The campaign uses dolksy sayings to warn of terrorist threats, with lines like Terrorism? Help is not going to fall from heaven. Retired Gen Wesley Clark advocated Hague trials for Milosevic and noted the option of death penalty for Saddam Hussein. In Turkey a suspect in Istanbul bombings confessed to al Qaida training, linking Turkish militants to Osama bin Laden. Dow Chemical subsidiary fined 2 million dollars for unsafe pesticide ads.
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Chelo Gonzalez
Miami
United States
Gonzalez
Hague
Wesley Clark
Slobodan Milosevic
Saddam Hussein
Clark
NATO
U.S
Ankara
Turkey
Istanbul
Afghanistan
Fevzi Yitiz
Osama bin Laden
Yitiz
Tran
Saddam Hussein trial could start within weeks says Iraqi council
Iraqi Governing Council members say Saddam Hussein may face a televised trial soon with potential execution if convicted. They note timing depends on evidence and plan for Iraq to handle the process with US support. Council members differ on exact start, with March to July possibilities discussed.
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Baghdad
Governing Council
Mouwafak al-Rabii
Muslim Council
Associated Press
Bush
Saddam
United States
Washington
Al-Rabii
Council
Iraqi Special Tribunal For Crimes Against Humanity
Occupation Authority
Occupation
Iraq
Former nurse admits to killings in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Charles Cullen, 43, a former nurse from Bethlehem, Pa., told prosecutors he killed 30 to 40 patients since 1987 at several hospitals in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He faces murder and attempted murder charges and said he would plead guilty. He was held on $1 million bail.
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N.J
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Charles Cullen
Wayne Forrest
Cullen
Forrest
Bethlehem
Somerset Medical Center
Florian J Gall
Hunterdon County
Metuchen
Dume
Kristy Hendershot
Somerset County
Wayne J. Forrest
Dean Sees Saddam Capture Change Little for Iraq Policy
Howard Dean said Saddam Hussein's capture does not make America safer and reaffirmed opposition to Bush Iraq policies. Sen John Edwards and Wesley Clark joined Dean in arguing the capture should not derail dissent while Bush used a news conference to tout the event ahead of his 2004 re election bid.
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Howard Dean
Saddam Hussein
Bush
Iraq
U.S
America
Vermont
Dean
Saddam
John Edwards
North Carolina
Wesley Clark
United States
Court of Alabama Supreme Court refusing Moore appeal
The eight associate justices will not hear Ray Moore's appeal of his ouster over the Ten Commandments display. A random draw will select judges or attorneys to hear the appeal, then names go to Gov Riley for final appointment to a replacement court.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Ray Moore
Supreme Court
Bob Esdale
Associated Press
Bob Riley
Alabama Court of the Judicia
Moore
Alabama Judicial Building
Gorman Houston
Houston
Powell undergoes surgery for prostate cancer at Walter Reed
Secretary of State Colin Powell underwent prostate cancer surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The two hour operation removed the prostate and doctors cited localized cancer with no complications. Deputy Richard Armitage will lead in Powell's absence as he recovers on a reduced schedule.
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Washington
Colin Powell
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
State Department
Department
Richard Boucher
Boucher
Powell
Richard Armitage
Armitage
Pentagon
Saddam Hussein
Bush
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ozzy Osbourne makes progress after quad bike crash
Ozzy Osbourne is breathing independently and able to speak to wife Sharon at Wexham Park Hospital in Slough after a December 8 quad bike accident at his Buckinghamshire estate. He remains in intensive care with fractures to his left collarbone eight ribs and a check vertebra and had emergency surgery to restore blood flow.
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Ozzy Osbourne
Black Sabbath
Fead Singer
Sharon
Wexham Park Hospital
Slough
London
Osbourne
Buckinghamshire
England
Daily Mirror
Sharon Osbourne
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