Hair evidence ties Laci Peterson case to wife’s brush
FBI expert testified that two dark hairs found on Scott Peterson’s boat could not originate from him and match hairs from Laci Peterson’s brush. Prosecution argues the hair supports disposal of Laci’s body in San Francisco Bay while defense questions mitochondrial testing and collection methods.
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Redwood City
Calif
Scott Peterson
Karen Korsberg
FBI
Laci Peterson
Korsberg
Modesto
San Francisco Bay
Laci
Sarah Yoshida
Peterson
Lari Peterenn
Lacs
NRA Ad Push Targets Kerry On Gun Rights
The NRA launches a $400,000 weekly TV drive in battleground states to paint John Kerry as untrustworthy on gun rights. Wayne LaPierre says Kerry misrepresents his Senate record while Kerry emphasizes his hunter and gun owner identity. The campaign includes union and sportsmen voices charging falsity in Kerry’s gun stance.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
John Kerry
NBA
Wayne LaPierre
Associated Press
Ohio
South Carolina
Georgia
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Florida
Kerry
Senate
LaPierre
Massachusetts
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Cecil Roberts
Cecil
NRA
Marc Folco
Chemical weapons disposal halts at Oregon depot due to trap door failure
At Umatilla Chemical Depot in Hermiston Oregon the first day of disposal stalled when a trap door failed to release chopped nerve gas rocket fragments. Army spokeswoman Mary Binder said workers may need protective suits if they must reenter the contaminated area. The effort aims to destroy about 3700 tons of Cold War stockpiles using multiple incinerators across the United States.
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Hermiston
Ore
U.S
Umatilla Chemical Depot
Mary Binder
Columbia River
Binder
Army
United States
Tooele
Utah
Anniston
Ala
Pine Bluff
Ark
Newport
Ind
Blue Grass Ky
Edgewood
Del
Pueblo
Colo
Ruling on special New Jersey election expected next week
A federal judge in Trenton said he would decide within a week on a lawsuit seeking a special election to choose Gov. McGreevey’s interim successor. The suit, brought by Princeton lawyers, argues he vacated office when announcing his resignation and was not constitutionally able to stay. The state counters the issue is for state courts and that McGreevey has not filed a resignation letter. If unresolved, acting Gov. Richard Codey will serve until January 2006 after the current term ends.
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Trenton
New Jersey
James E. McGreevey
Tatter Uhitttel E. Brown
McGreevey Princeton
McGreevey
Bruce Afran
Carl Mayer
Brown
Senate
Richard J. Codey
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