Al Qaida network remains a threat despite leadership shifts
A congressional report details al Qaida’s dispersed leadership in Iran and Pakistan after Sept 11, with Bin Laden and Zawahri believed to be at large. It notes ongoing operations with May (Saudi and Moroccan) bombings, extensive training camps, and vast but elusive funding networks including hawalas and global banks.
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Post Office Closures Spark Debate Over Local Service
The commission proposes closing unprofitable sorting facilities and small town post offices to save costs. Kipton handles 137 boxes with 4,100 weekly pieces, while Elyria processes 1.25 million weekly with 155 staff. US Rep. Brown says Bush seeks to privatize and cut unions, prompting community fears about service.
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Post office closings face local pushback and consolidation talks
Area post office officials resist closures while proposing a compromise that could still harm the Postal Service. Aven’s office likely survives but consolidation with nearby offices like North Ridgeville, Elyria, Avon, and Avon Lake is discussed. Contact Brad Dicken for details.
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Family seeks closure as body found in water in Patrick case
De La Rosa says sheriff told family the body was found in water, while Patrick’s relatives hold hope he is alive. Dotson, in Maryland, allegedly confessed per an arrest warrant after a 9-1-1 call about hearing voices, though he later told AP he did not confess. He is jailed in Mary.
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Dennehy Case Intensifies as Stepfather Detained
Patrick Dennehy and his stepfather Brian Barbazon face extradition to Texas after Dennehy vanished from campus on June 12. His Chevy Tahoe, missing plates, was found in a Virginia Beach lot on June 25. Friends say Dennehy and Dotson were threatened, they obtained guns, and the family says he feared for his life while coach Dave Bliss says staff were unaware of threats.
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Attacks Rise as U S Forces Close on Saddam Kin
The home of regional leader Muhhamad Al-Zaydan is cited as a tip source for Saddam’s sons Odai and Qusai. U S occupation officials increased bounties to 15 and 25 million dollars for information, as attacks near Baghdad and Tikrit escalated. Three soldiers were wounded at a hospital in Baqouba, another was killed later after an engineer unit was hit. A police commander was wounded in Baghdad during a raid on suspected hijackers. Civilian reactions to the video of the brothers’ deaths varied, with some celebratory gunfire in Baghdad. DNA tests on the bodies are expected next week with a final report in about six weeks.
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Public opinion splits over Iraq war and prewar intelligence
AP surveys mixed views as Americans urge inquiry into prewar intelligence and assess the war's justification. Quotes from citizens in multiple states express distrust, support, and concern over Saddam Hussein’s regime and ongoing casualties. Public polls show wavering approval of the Bush administration and calls for an independent commission.
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