Qaeda plots against troops in a potential war
Intelligence sources say Al Qaida operatives tied to Zarqawi plan to strike U S and allied forces in Iraq if war begins. Some are in Baghdad and elsewhere, aiming to exploit chaos. Officials stress no proven Saddam ties and warn of possible use of toxins by attackers.
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Amherst Steele students sponsor special needs pool visits
In March, Amherst Marion L. Steele High School student council will cover 264 for six Splashzone Oberlin sessions for Alyria McKinley Elementary special needs class. About 10 Steele students will volunteer weekly, assisting 5 to 13 year olds with autism and other needs, as the program provides calming sensory water experiences.
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U S and Britain press for UN support on Iraq plan
London reports Britain and the United States aim to win UN Security Council backing for a March 17 deadline for Iraq to disarm while France moves to rally opposition. Prime Minister Blair and President Bush seek a second resolution as France, Chirac, and Straw rally behind new diplomacy amid mounting troop deployments and protests.
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Is Osama's time running out
ISLAMABAD AP The walls may be closing in on Osama bin Laden after the capture of a trusted lieutenant but bin Laden has survived close calls. US and Pakistani intelligence narrowed the search to a 350 mile corridor from Chaman to the Afghan Iranian border. Former Taliban and insiders say bin Laden moves with a small entourage, with reports of a son captured denied by officials. catching him remains formidable.
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Fight over finding three parties claim $150000 found in Cleveland home
Local and state authorities contest a dispute over the recovery of 150000 discovered during a home remodel in Cleveland. The case centers on which parties rightfully owned the funds and how proceeds should be allocated. Local legal actions and filings indicate ongoing claims among involved individuals.
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Leading edge of wing eyed as shuttle disaster cause
New evidence in the Columbia investigation points to damage to the shuttle’s left wing leading edge as a likely contributor to the breakup. Investigators cite tests at Langley showing loss of multiple leading edge panels could explain the yaw and instability, with foam debris or orbital debris as possible initial damage sources.
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