Haditha payout called inadequate by attorney
Khaled Asayef, whose relatives died in Haditha and other victims, criticized U S compensation as insufficient. He said U S officers accused relatives of lying during initial meetings after the November 19 killings in Haditha. A 9 year old survivor, Iman Abdul-Hameed, demanded execution for those responsible, while detailing losses of her parents, brother, grandparents, and uncles.
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Iraq
Khaled Salem Asayef
U.S
Haditha
Iman Walid Abdul-Hameed
Iman
Abdul-Rahman
Asia
Ega
William Caldwell
Ishaqi
Man surrenders after seven family killings in Indianapolis
Desmond Turner, 28, turned himself in at a downtown fast food restaurant after a manhunt that involved more than 100 police officers. He faces seven counts of murder related to slayings his investigators say targeted relatives believed to hide large sums of money.
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Indianapolis
Tim Foley
Desmond Turner
Turner
Foley
Rumsfeld defies calls to resign amid Iraq war debate
Washington wrestles with Rumsfeld's leadership as Haditha and Abu Ghraib reshape criticism. Retired generals and lawmakers push for his ouster while White House and advisers caution against politicizing military investigations. Rumsfeld defends stance during Asia trip.
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Donald H. Rumsfeld
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Iraq
Abu Ghraib
John Batiste
John Murtha
D-Pa
Prise Homme
White House
Tony Snow
Lawrence di Rita
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New drug Tykerb shows promise for advanced breast cancer
An international study reports Tykerb plus Xeloda slowed tumor growth longer than Xeloda alone in women with advanced breast cancer resistant to Herceptin. The trial, led by Dr. Charles Geyer Jr., involved 321 participants and found no tumor growth for about eight and a half months with Tykerb plus Xeloda versus four and a half months with Xeloda alone.
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Atlanta
Charles Geyer Jr
General Hospital
Pitts
American Society of Clinical Oncology
Tykerb
GlaxoSmithKline PLC
United States
Roy Herbst
University of Texas
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Houston
Geyer
Canada arrests 17 in terror bombing plot
Canadian police arrested 17 suspects as part of a foiled homegrown terrorism plot tied to explosives far surpassing the Oklahoma City blast. The group, possibly inspired by al Qaida, trained in Canada and faced heavy security as bail hearings were set.
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Toronto
al-Qaida
Oklahoma City
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Stephen Harper
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Murrah Federal
Mike McDowell
McDowell
Luc Portelance
CSIS
Court of Justice
Richard Kolko
Washington, D.C
Georgia Tech
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