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News Indonesian court convicts Islamic cleric in Jakarta embassy bombing
Indonesian court convicts Islamic cleric in Jakarta embassy bombing
Holly Manges Jones
September 8, 2005 10:18:00 am

An Indonesian court convicted a Muslim cleric Thursday for assisting in the 2004 bombing outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta that killed twelve people and wounded over 200. Heri Sigu Samboja was found guilty of two counts...

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News Federal judge approves SEC settlement with former Qwest executive
Federal judge approves SEC settlement with former Qwest executive
Jamie Sterling
September 8, 2005 10:15:00 am

A federal judge approved a $2.1 million civil settlement Wednesday for former Qwest Communications executive Gregory M. Casey, who was charged in a civil lawsuit for his alleged involvement in an accounting...

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News Canadian opposition calls for expanded probe on rendition cases
Canadian opposition calls for expanded probe on rendition cases
Holly Manges Jones
September 8, 2005 09:30:00 am

Leaders of Canada's three opposition political parties said Thursday that the government should launch an expanded probe into situations where Canadian citizens have been investigated by federal authorities but tortured abroad, echoing a similar request made by human rights...

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News Federal judge grants injunction keeping Connecticut National Guard base open
Federal judge grants injunction keeping Connecticut National Guard base open
Holly Manges Jones
September 8, 2005 09:01:00 am

A federal judge Wednesday issued a temporary restraining order stopping the Base Closure and Realignment Commission from removing fighter jets at Bradley Air National Guard base in Connecticut. Connecticut filed a lawsuit [PDF complaint; JURIST...

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News Ukraine president sacks cabinet, security head resigns amid corruption allegations
Ukraine president sacks cabinet, security head resigns amid corruption allegations
Chris Buell
September 8, 2005 08:43:00 am

Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko sacked his cabinet Thursday and accepted the resignation of his national security chief in the face of accusations of corruption only eight months after he came into office on pledges to...

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News Georgian man indicted in US for assassination attempt on Bush
Georgian man indicted in US for assassination attempt on Bush
Chris Buell
September 8, 2005 08:21:00 am

A Georgian man who allegedly threw a grenade at President Bush while he was speaking in Tbilisi in May was indicted by a federal grand jury Wednesday. Vladimir Arutinian , who already has been...

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News Australia announces proposed tightening of anti-terror laws
Australia announces proposed tightening of anti-terror laws
Chris Buell
September 8, 2005 08:01:00 am

Australian Prime Minister John Howard on Thursday outlined tough new anti-terror laws that would give police great power to electronically track suspects and detain them for up to 48 hours. Howard offered details on the proposal at...

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News Iraq sets October 15 for constitution referendum, but text not yet finalized
Iraq sets October 15 for constitution referendum, but text not yet finalized
Chris Buell
September 8, 2005 07:38:00 am

The Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq officially announced Thursday that a referendum on the draft Iraqi constitution would be held October 15 , but UN officials said they were still waiting...

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News Saddam did not confess to ordering killings, lawyer says
Saddam did not confess to ordering killings, lawyer says
Chris Buell
September 8, 2005 07:16:00 am

The chief lawyer for former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein said Thursday that Hussein has not confessed to executions or directing a bloody campaign against Iraqi Kurds that reportedly killed thousands. Khalil Dulaimi said in a statement...

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News Egyptian presidential candidate to seek rerun of elections after fraud allegations
Egyptian presidential candidate to seek rerun of elections after fraud allegations
Chris Buell
September 8, 2005 07:05:00 am

An opposition Egyptian presidential candidate said Thursday that he would seek a rerun of elections held Wednesday after reports from monitors that widespread fraud and violations had occurred . Ayman Nour , the best-known of nine challengers...

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US Supreme Court said bussing could be used to achieve racial integration

On April 20, 1971, the US Supreme Court ruled unanimously in Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education that busing of school students could be ordered to achieve racial desegregation.

League of Nations dissolved

On April 20, 1946, the League of Nations was officially dissolved with the close of its final session. Thirty-four countries had attended the final meeting at which they elected to dismantle the organization and bequeath its assets to the United Nations. Read a history of League of Nations from the UN.

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