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News European rights court to hear frozen embryo case
European rights court to hear frozen embryo case
Kate Heneroty
September 27, 2005 09:32:00 am

A woman who was ordered by a British court to destroy frozen embryos produced with her former partner is taking her case to the European Court of Human Rights Tuesday, claiming the refusal to allow her to...

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News Egyptian PM says abolishing emergency laws will take time
Egyptian PM says abolishing emergency laws will take time
Kate Heneroty
September 27, 2005 09:05:00 am

Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif told newly-appointed US Undersecretary of State for Public Diplomacy Karen Hughes Monday that his government plans to lift the state of emergency that has been in place in the country...

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News New Jersey sues gas and oil companies for Katrina price hike
New Jersey sues gas and oil companies for Katrina price hike
Sara R. Parsowith
September 27, 2005 08:26:00 am

New Jersey Attorney General Peter C. Harvey filed lawsuits Monday against Hess , Shell , and Sunoco , alleging that the oil and gas giants and several independent gas-station owners...

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News Australian leaders reach agreement on strict anti-terror laws
Australian leaders reach agreement on strict anti-terror laws
Sara R. Parsowith
September 27, 2005 07:54:00 am

Australian state and territory leaders Tuesday agreed to strict new anti-terror measures proposed by the federal government of Prime Minister John Howard which include detaining terror suspects for up to 48 hours without charge...

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News Federal judge says Pentagon must act to reveal names of Gitmo detainees
Federal judge says Pentagon must act to reveal names of Gitmo detainees
Sara R. Parsowith
September 27, 2005 07:28:00 am

US District Judge Jed. S. Rakoff Monday denied government claims that he was interfering with the president's constitutional authority to wage war when he ordered that Guantanamo Bay detainees be asked if they...

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News Trial begins in 1993 World Trade Center truck bombing
Trial begins in 1993 World Trade Center truck bombing
Sara R. Parsowith
September 27, 2005 07:08:00 am

A New York court Monday commenced proceedings in the civil trial arising out of the 1993 truck bombing of the World Trade Center . The court will need to determine whether the Port Authority of New York and...

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2004 crimes report [US DOJ]
September 26, 2005 09:54:00 pm

Criminal Victimization, 2004, US Department of Justice , released September 25, 2005 . Excerpt:Taken together, the 1-year (2003-04)...

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News Gun opponents to campaign against new Florida ‘shoot first’ law
Gun opponents to campaign against new Florida ‘shoot first’ law
Sara R. Parsowith
September 26, 2005 07:36:00 pm

Gun control advocates are set to start an intensive media campaign to alert travelers about a new Florida law that allows people to respond to threats by using guns at home or in public ....

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News Egyptian opposition leader ordered to re-appear in court
Egyptian opposition leader ordered to re-appear in court
Sara R. Parsowith
September 26, 2005 07:23:00 pm

Egyptian judges Monday ordered opposition leader and recent presidential candidate Ayman Nour to appear in court again Tuesday to answer charges connected to the submission of forged signatures when his party applied for official recognition...

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News UN accuses Togo of human rights abuses during election riots
UN accuses Togo of human rights abuses during election riots
Sara R. Parsowith
September 26, 2005 06:52:00 pm

UN human rights officials have accused the government of Togo of using over-zealous force at the time of the heavily disputed April presidential elections , saying that government security and armed forces killed 400-500 people...

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Peace treaty between Japan and 48 nations formally ended WWII

On April 28, 1952, a peace treaty between Japan and 48 nations took effect, formally ending World War II.

Review the terms of the San Francisco Treaty.

Former CIA official Aldrich Ames pleads guilty to spying for USSR

On April 28, 1994, Aldrich Ames, a former CIA official, pleaded guilty to passing US secrets to the USSR during the Cold War. Ames further confessed that he continued spying for Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Learn more about the case of Aldrich Ames from the FBI. Also read a CNN interview with Ames.

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