Anarchist Lutalo Denies Amtrak Terror Charges
Ojore Nuru Lutalo 64 of Elizabeth New Jersey is charged with endangering public transportation after passengers heard him discuss al Qaida on a cell phone on an Amtrak train. He says he never threatened Amtrak and awaits further court hearings in Colorado.
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Bin Laden shifts battle to climate change in new audio
In an Al Jazeera broadcast Osama bin Laden condemns U.S. and industrialized nations for climate change. He calls for a global boycott of American goods and a rejection of the dollar to curb disaster.
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Officials oppose 9 11 trials in New York City
Opposition to trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others in federal civilian courts in lower Manhattan grows. Rep. Peter King introduces a bill to bar Justice Department funds from such prosecutions while Gov. Paterson seeks federal venue discussions and Bloomberg considers moving the case. Senators urge Holder to drop the plan.
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Verdict Returns Life Sentence Possibility for Roeder in Tiller Killing
In Wichita Kansas Scott Roeder 51 was found guilty of premeditated murder in the May 31 2009 slaying of abortion provider George Tiller. The verdict followed a 37 minute jury deliberation and Roeder faces life in prison with sentencing on March 9.
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Obama criticizes Republicans at retreat over health care
At the House Republican retreat in Baltimore, President Obama accused GOP critics of portraying the health care plan as a Bolshevik plot. He warned that such framing narrows room for bipartisanship while acknowledging areas of disagreement on health care energy and the economy. Rep. Lamar Smith urged that facts favored the administration.
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Push to send FEMA trailers to Haiti sparks backlash
Indiana report highlights industry and lawmakers pushing to ship thousands of potentially formaldehyde laden Katrina trailers to Haiti. Critics call it crass and unsafe while USAID shows no interest. Rep. Thompson urges limited use with safeguards amid RV industry fears of reduced demand.
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