Cadet Sentenced to Six Months in Military Prison
Cadet Smith, 23, was sentenced to six months in a military prison after a trial in the academy’s 130 year history. He was acquitted of rape but faced up to five years seven months on extortion sodomy indecent assault and related charges. Defense urged leniency stating pride in fighting for career and freedom.
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Yates murder retrial details focus on child injuries
Medical examiner says Andrea Yates' child Noah and three other youngsters showed bruising suggesting restraint. Prosecutors plan rebuttal testimony by Dr Park Dietz as the case narrows to deaths of three children among five. Nevada wildfires force evacuations as 1,000 firefighters battle blazes near Reno and Carson City. In Somalia, Islamic militia and opposing clan clash near Mogadishu prompting mass flight.
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High court upholds midterm redistricting freedom in Texas ruling
The Supreme Court held states may redraw congressional districts at their choosing. It largely blessed Texas Republican maps aligned with Tom DeLay, while ruling part of the 2003 Texas plan violated Hispanic voters near Laredo. Justices rejected a black voters claim near Fort Worth and left no timetable for changes before elections.
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Flooding in Pa prompts Wilkes-Barre evacuation orders
Up to 200000 residents in the Wilkes-Barre area were ordered to flee as the Susquehanna River rose due to a record deluge. Thousands more faced evacuations in New Jersey New York and Maryland while rescue helicopters propped rooftops and roads and bridges failed under floodwaters.
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Iraqi official names alleged bombing leader al-Badri
National security adviser Mouwafak al-Rubaie said Haitham Sabah Shaker Mohammed al-Badri masterminded a seven insurgent cell that attacked a sacred shrine, killed guards, and planted bombs. Al-Badri, based in Salahuddin, also headed four attackers who killed journalist Atwar Bahjat and linked with Ansar al Islam and al Qaeda in Iraq.
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Israeli forces arrest Hamas leaders in Gaza incursion surge
Israeli troops press into Gaza in a broad operation in response to a soldier’s abduction. Palestinian officials report detentions of Hamas leaders including deputy PM Nasser Shaer and others, while airstrikes hit targets and Gaza’s power plant is knocked out, raising humanitarian fears.
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