Justice Dept probes Bush team link to CIA leak
The Justice Department investigates whether White House officials revealed the identity of a CIA agent tied to claims Iraq sought uranium in Africa. CIA Director Tenet asked the FBI to review possible leaks, with Rice denying White House involvement and pledging cooperation.
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Man releases abducted son after Amber Alert
In Denver area Lafayette police say 14 month old boy was taken by his former boyfriend Jacob Denner and left with a relative 700 miles away in Des Moines Iowa after Denner heard a nationwide Amber Alert. Denner’s uncle notified Vanessa Martinez of the safe return and police say Denner had promised to turn himself in. He is wanted for kidnapping aggravated assault and obstruction of justice.
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New American cardinal with deep Vatican ties named
Archbishop Justin Rigali, longtime Vatican insider and conservative leader, named cardinal by Pope John Paul II. He has led the St. Louis archdiocese since 1997 and will be installed as Philadelphia archbishop on October 7. He previously held high Vatican posts including president of the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy and secretary of the Congregation for Bishops. Critics argue about his handling of abuse cases.
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Auto thieves master use of powerful tool
Philadelphia police report teenage thieves circulating a so called master key that starts Chrysler group vehicles including Dodge Jeep and Plymouth. The key, likely illicitly manufactured, has been used in several thefts though exact scope is unclear. Investigators seek to trace origins and advise anti theft measures such as chip keys.
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