Iraq Riot Strikes Amid Shiite-Sunni Tension
At least 12 people were killed and 44 wounded in Baghdad as Mahdi Army and al Qaida linked attackers bombed Sadr City during a political crisis. Police defused a third device and authorities warned of broader sectarian danger as leaders prepared to convene the first parliamentary session. US envoy Khalilzad urged a rapid national unity government to confront terrorism.
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Muqtada al-Sadr
Amit
Uial Tay
al-Qaida
Traq
Booth
Baghdad
U.S
Falmay Khalilzad
Khalilad
Falks
Jalal Talabani
Abdul-Agir al-Hakimani
Kurdisa
Khalilzad
Teen earns Citizen of the Year for charity drive in Bay Village
Kelsey Lee Bray organized a charity benefit at Mio Spazio Salon Bay Village with 20 volunteers and five musical groups. The event raised funds for a Girl Scout project while she prepares to captain a Bay Relay for Life team for the American Cancer Society. A reception honoring Bray and the Westerly Walking Club is planned at Bay Middle School.
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Mio Spazio
Bay Village
Juty
Irenda
Kelsey Lee Bray
Bay
Relay For Life
American Cancer Society
Bay Middle School
Wolf Road
Bay Village Community Council
Ohio And Nearby Lottery Draws Reported For Weekend
A chaotic OCR listing shows results and jackpots across multiple states for weekend draws. It includes Ohio Midday and Friday Mega Millions notes with numerous numbers, plus Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and other regional results with daily numbers, Pick 3 and Pick 4 figures, Lot O Play jackpots around 1.4 million, and Rolling Cash lines, all presented in a dense, error-filled format.
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Ed Lai
Bick
Fhite Ba
Lal'o
Campaign cash tied to no bid vendors in Ohio race
The Columbus Dispatch reports both Kenneth Blackwell and Jim Petro took contributions from vendors with state contracts, amid claims of no bid work. Blackwell admits some contributions were made, while Petro’s team counters the figures and timing. FBI interviews and calls to return funds are noted, with details on amounts and special counsel contracts.
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Blackwell
Petro
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Kenneth Blackwell
Ohio
Jim Petro
Special Counsel
Petra
FBI
Pero
Ken Blackwell
Bob Paduchik
Pemo
Securary of
State
Department of Administrative Services
Defense Department
Gharies Moskos
Northwestern University
Police name suspect in student slaying case
New York Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said a parolee with a long rap sheet, Darryl Littlejohn, will face a grand jury for indictment in the death of graduate student Justraunth St. Guillen. Evidence includes blood found on ties used to bind the victim, who was last seen at The Walls bar. Littlejohn is in jail on a parole violation and has denied involvement.
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New York
Raymond Kelly
Justraunth
Imnette St. Guillen
Kelly
Darryl Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Rilkeers Island
St. Guillen
Kevin O'Dunnell
Livlejolm
Milosevic death cause cited as heart attack at tribunal
The war crimes tribunal said Slobodan Milosevic died of a myocardial infarction in The Hague. Pathologists noted heart conditions. toxicology results to follow. Milosevic’s attorney showed letters alleging plans to poison him and he had feared medical attempts abroad.
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War Tribunal
Carla del Porte
Milosevic
Patholo
Zdenko Tomanovic
Atorney
Hague
Sis
Tomanovic
Moscow
Agencies lag in FOIA processing with long backlogs
An AP analysis of about 250 annual OLA reports to 1998 2005 shows backlogs rising at 9 of 15 federal departments, with total pending requests at year end reaching 147010. The National Archives averaged 1631 days per request requiring declassification review before release.
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Associated Press
Justice Department
National Archives
National Security
FBI
CIA
Defense Departments
Justi
FOIA
McMasters
FOSA
FOTA
Military recruitment pool questioned by experts
Experts debate military eligibility amid shrinking youth pool. Some deny the 75 percent ineligibility figure, citing unclear data. Obesity, poor fitness, ADHD drug use, criminal history, and dependents further reduce recruitable numbers as the Army subtracts millions from the pool.
Navy tattoos face stricter rules for enlistees
The Navy tightens tattoo standards to exclude head and neck art and restrict nonapproval waivers. Command officials in Memphis oversee district screening, noting grandfathered preexisting tattoos while new ink requires robust justification and translation checks for foreign scripts.
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Cmdr
Glen Raemmerer
Navy Recruits Command
Memphis
Tenn
Recruiting Command
Navy
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