Man arrested at airport with dagger in shoe
A 25 year old man, Vincent P Rosso, was arrested at Newark Liberty International Airport after a federal screener detected an eight inch dagger concealed inside his left sneaker. He was charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and released on bail after posting 10000 dollars. The FBI is reviewing the case.
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Heating costs to stay high amid OPEC cuts this winter
The Energy Department expects world oil prices to hover near 30 dollars a barrel through the coming winter as OPEC lowers production quotas by about 900000 barrels daily. Natural gas prices are also projected higher, with winter wholesale prices between 4.50 and 5.00 per thousand cubic feet, about 9 percent above last winter. Gasoline remains around 1.46 per gallon, with potential spikes if crude prices rise or weather turns unusually cold.
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Turkey votes to allow peacekeepers in Iraq
Turkey's parliament approved sending troops for Iraq 358 to 183 saying it would improve ties with Washington and influence Iraq's future. The move faces opposition from Iraq's Governing Council which warned against foreign troops. Talks on details could take weeks.
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Pope visits Pompeii shrine asks prayers for peace
Pope John Paul II traveled to a Pompeii shrine by helicopter for a three hour stop to urge prayer for peace amid a demanding schedule. He spoke haltingly yet appeared stronger at the end, addressing 30,000 pilgrims who cheered as he urged prayers today and always.
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Bush questions whether CIA leak source can be found
President Bush urged White House staff to submit relevant documents as the executive branch cooperates with a criminal inquiry into the leak of Valerie Plame's identity. White House lawyers will screen submissions for the Justice Department, a process that could take weeks and may involve executive privilege.
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Government raids Venezuela TV station
Venezuelan authorities seized satellite dishes and mobile equipment from Globovision amid claims of illegal frequencies. The raid followed a grenade attack on telecom offices, fueling protests as opponents push for a referendum to end Chavez’s term. Western bodies urged respect for press freedom.
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