Box cutters placed on planes in Sept per affidavit
An FBI affidavit says college student Nathaniel Hearwole, 20, carried box cutters and other items onto two Southwest Airlines flights after going through security at Raleigh-Durham and Baltimore/Washington airports. He hid the items in a rear lavatory compartment on both planes. The breaches occurred Sept 12 and Sept 21, the day after the 2001 attacks anniversary.
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Bin Laden Alive Cited in New Audio Message
CIA officials say a recently aired audio message by Osama bin Laden appears authentic and indicates he remains in control of al Qaida. The tape references Mahmoud Abbas, criticizes U.S. deficits, and taunts the Bush administration while suggesting the recording was made in recent months.
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Sniper suspect Muhamad acts as own lawyer in trial
Virginia Beach jury trial hears John Allen Muhamad, 42, say he had nothing to do with the sniper crimes after firing lawyers and choosing standby counsel. He delivers a rambling opening, questions truth, mentions his children, and asserts persecution while Malvo remains a co-accused. Prosecutors tie shootings to a plot to extort 10 million.
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Deficit hits record 374.2 billion for 2003
Washington reports the 2003 budget deficit at 374.2 billion, the largest in U.S. history, driven by Iraq costs, tax cuts, and weak economy. The figure exceeds 1992’s 290.4 billion record and equals 3.5 percent of GDP. Officials forecast 2004 deficits above 500 billion.
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Princess Diana feared brake plot in 1996 letter
The Mirror published excerpts from a letter Diana allegedly wrote to her butler Paul Burrell in October 1996 warning of a plot to kill her by braking system failure. Mohammed al Fayed urged Tony Blair to order a public inquiry. The report notes no UK inquiry date and mentions the Paris crash ruling and ongoing inquest plans.
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Hawkeye star Alan Alda recovering from emergency surgery
Alan Alda 67 was rushed to a hospital near Santiago after an emergency appendectomy performed Sunday. He was at Toloto Hill observatory filming a documentary and was expected to be released today. a hospital spokeswoman named Lilian gave the update.
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