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News US drafts new Bosnian constitution: report
US drafts new Bosnian constitution: report
Christopher G. Anderson
November 10, 2005 01:44:00 pm

The United States has written the blueprints for a new constitution in Bosnia that aims to create a more centrally governed parliamentary democracy, the Guardian reported Thursday. The text is the result of seven months...

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News European rights court upholds Turkish ban on headscarves
European rights court upholds Turkish ban on headscarves
Christopher G. Anderson
November 10, 2005 01:01:00 pm

Turkey can ban the wearing of headscarves in public and private universities, the European Court of Human Rights ruled Thursday. In its judgment , which is not subject to appeal, the court rejected Leyla Sahin's...

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News Nigerian separatist leader charged with treason
Nigerian separatist leader charged with treason
Christopher G. Anderson
November 8, 2005 01:47:00 pm

Ralph Uwazurike , the leader of a Nigerian separatist organization has been charged with treason for his role in campaigning for the creation of an independent Biafra Nation . Uwazurike and six other alleged co-conspirators have...

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News New judge sets Nov. 22 hearing date in DeLay case
New judge sets Nov. 22 hearing date in DeLay case
Christopher G. Anderson
November 8, 2005 01:23:00 pm

The first hearing in the criminal trial of US Rep. Tom DeLay will be held November 22, Senior Judge Pat Priest has announced. Attorneys for DeLay have asked the judge, who was appointed to...

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News Rwanda seeks high court permission to send priest to Belgium for genocide trial
Rwanda seeks high court permission to send priest to Belgium for genocide trial
Christopher G. Anderson
November 8, 2005 01:02:00 pm

The Rwandan government wants to send a Catholic priest back to his home of Belgium to face trial on genocide charges and asked its highest court on Tuesday for permission to do so. Catholic missionary Guy Theunis is accused...

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News Supreme Court rules for workers in pay dispute
Supreme Court rules for workers in pay dispute
Christopher G. Anderson
November 8, 2005 12:05:00 pm

The US Supreme Court ruled Tuesday in IBP Inc. v. Alvarez that meat packing companies must pay their workers for the time it takes to change into and out of protective clothing and other...

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News Former State official says Cheney office encouraged detainee abuse
Former State official says Cheney office encouraged detainee abuse
Christopher G. Anderson
November 3, 2005 03:31:00 pm

A former top US State Department official has charged that US Vice President Dick Cheney and his staff were responsible for directives leading to abuse of detainees by US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan...

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News Federal lawsuit filed over Halliburton refusal to pay overtime
Federal lawsuit filed over Halliburton refusal to pay overtime
Christopher G. Anderson
November 3, 2005 02:58:00 pm

Halliburton and its subsidiaries have failed to pay their workers in Iraq and Kuwait millions of dollars in overtime in violation of its contracts with the US Army, five workers alleged in a federal...

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News Military jury selected in Afghan prisoner abuse case
Military jury selected in Afghan prisoner abuse case
Christopher G. Anderson
November 3, 2005 02:16:00 pm

An all-male jury of four officers and four enlisted personnel has been selected in the trial of a US Army reservist accused of attacking a detainee at an Afghanistan detention center and then lying about his actions, Fort Bliss...

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News Five Kuwaiti detainees released from Guantanamo Bay
Five Kuwaiti detainees released from Guantanamo Bay
Christopher G. Anderson
November 3, 2005 01:47:00 pm

Five Kuwaiti citizens have been released from the US detention facility in Guantanamo Bay , Kuwait Foreign Ministry officials confirmed Thursday. The five men are among 11 Kuwaitis who have been imprisoned at Guantanamo for...

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Shoe-bomber sentenced to life in prison

On January 30, 2003, British-born Richard Reid was sentenced to life in a US prison for attempting to destroy an American passenger plane using a bomb hidden in his shoe. Reid attempted to ignite the explosive device on a flight leaving Miami International Airport bound for Paris on December 21, 2001. Before he could light the fuse, Reid was restrained by passengers and crew on board. Reid was convicted on eight counts, and sentenced to life plus 110 years in prison. Read a copy of the indictment in U.S. v. Reid.

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On January 30, 1973, former Nixon aides G. Gordon Liddy and James W. McCord Jr. were convicted of conspiracy, burglary and wiretapping in connection with a politically-motivated break-in at the Watergate hotel.

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