Evidence challenged by Peterson defense
Redwood City California jurors face trial timing as Scott Peterson case moves forward with ongoing debates over admissibility of evidence captured through electronic devices used on Peterson. Prosecutors seek tainted phone conversations amid ongoing wiretap questions and legal rulings. President Bush unveils anti drug strategy focusing on tracking prescription misuse and doctor shopping to curb nonmedical use. Nichols faces state murder trial with two week jury selection and potential death penalty, while Robert Diablo appears with new attorney M Gerald Schwartzbach.
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Guard units placed on alert for Iraq deployment
About 18,000 National Guard soldiers from four major units were placed on alert for possible deployment to Iraq late this year or early 2005. The units include the 42nd Infantry Division HQ from New York, the 255th Infantry Brigade from Louisiana, the 116th Cavalry Brigade from Idaho and Oregon, and the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment from Tennessee. Units will undergo training before mobilization, with total active duty and reserve forces for Iraq approaching 100,000.
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Oregon
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Balkans
Iran
Central Command
John Abizaid
Aristide Exile in Africa After Haiti Coup
Aristide, Haiti’s ousted president, lands in the Central African Republic with his wife and entourage after rebels oust him. He says he was kidnapped by U.S. troops and condemns the coup, while U.S., France, and Gabon arrange asylum and a possible longer stay.
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United States
France
Gabon
Mne
Iraq adopts interim federalist constitution
Iraq approved an interim constitution establishing a federalist system with a prime minister and a president. parliament must approve a war, two official languages, and a 13 article bill of rights. The charter, hailed as liberal for the region, will govern for about a year until an elected assembly writes a replacement.
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Governing Council
Ahmad Chalabi
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Council
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Mony
L. Paul Bremer
Coast Guard Rescues Six After Ethanol Tanker Explosion
A tanker carrying ethanol exploded off Virginia coast, killing three crew members. The Coast Guard rescued six others amid ongoing search and investigation into the blast and cause.
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Coast Guard resumes search for Bow Mariner crew
The Coast Guard reopened air search for 18 missing crew members after a Bow Mariner tanker exploded at sea. The ship carried 3.5 million gallons of ethanol and 193000 gallons of fuel oil with six rescued and three survivors in hospital, while officials weigh when to suspend the operation amid frigid Atlantic waters.
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Montgomery
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5Th District
Vicky Gray
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Houston
Clapton drops Tears in Heaven from live set in Japan
Eric Clapton says he no longer performs Tears in Heaven and other songs tied to personal tragedy. He notes he must connect with the original feelings but now prefers a detached approach as his life has changed. The remarks come after Japan concerts cited in an Associated Press interview.
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