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News US judge halts deportation of Egyptian for fear of torture
US judge halts deportation of Egyptian for fear of torture
Sara R. Parsowith
September 8, 2005 07:05:00 pm

US Immigration Judge Kenneth Hurewitz has ruled that Basuyouy Mamdouh Ebaid should not be deported because he would likely be tortured in his native Egypt. Ebaid was found on a terrorist watch list for praising Osama bin Laden [Wikipedia...

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News Switzerland opens Oil-for-Food investigation as UN, US call for reforms
Switzerland opens Oil-for-Food investigation as UN, US call for reforms
Holly Manges Jones
September 8, 2005 04:22:00 pm

Swiss authorities have announced that they are investigating four people in connection with the now defunct UN Oil-for-Food program , all of whom are suspected of money laundering and bribery. The four suspects have not...

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News States brief ~ WA Supreme Court rules legislature need not fund teacher training day
States brief ~ WA Supreme Court rules legislature need not fund teacher training day
Rachel Felton
September 8, 2005 03:17:00 pm

Leading Thursday's states brief, the Washington Supreme Court ruled today that lawmakers did not violate the state constitution or a teacher-pay initiative by eliminating state financing for one of three paid non-classroom "learning improvement days." The lawsuit, filed...

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News Antitrust lawsuit filed against National Association of Realtors
Antitrust lawsuit filed against National Association of Realtors
Tom Henry
September 8, 2005 02:12:00 pm

The Antitrust Division of the US Department of Justice on Thursday sued the National Association of Realtors , claiming the organization blocked competition by allowing real estate agents to withhold listings...

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News DOJ files suit against American Airlines over alleged safety violations
DOJ files suit against American Airlines over alleged safety violations
Tom Henry
September 8, 2005 01:44:00 pm

The US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York on Thursday made public a complaint seeking over $1 million in fines against American Airlines . The complaint alleges that a Federal Aviation Administration [official...

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News Judiciary committee authorizes asbestos subpoena power
Judiciary committee authorizes asbestos subpoena power
Tom Henry
September 8, 2005 01:06:00 pm

The US Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday voted unanimously to allow high ranking members within the group to subpoena certain information from companies sued over asbestos claims. Committee leaders Sen. Arlen Specter (R-PA) and the...

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News BREAKING NEWS ~ Texas indicts DeLay PAC, business group for campaign contribution violations
BREAKING NEWS ~ Texas indicts DeLay PAC, business group for campaign contribution violations
Jeannie Shawl
September 8, 2005 01:03:00 pm

A Texas grand jury has indicted a political action committee formed by US House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and a Texas business group on charges relating to campaign contributions for DeLay's 2002 congressional campaign, though DeLay himself...

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News NJ appeals court says DNA database for convicted criminals constitutional
NJ appeals court says DNA database for convicted criminals constitutional
Jamie Sterling
September 8, 2005 12:11:00 pm

A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that a law requiring all convicted criminals to register for a state DNA database in New Jersey is constitutional. The New Jersey Office of the Public Defender had...

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News Shareholder sues DaimlerChrysler for lost stock returns
Shareholder sues DaimlerChrysler for lost stock returns
Holly Manges Jones
September 8, 2005 11:52:00 am

A lawsuit was filed in Germany Thursday against DaimlerChrysler by a shareholder who claims he was "short-changed" when the company failed to promptly disclose the early resignation of CEO Juergen Schrempp. The shareholder is arguing...

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News Yukos appeal rejected by Moscow court
Yukos appeal rejected by Moscow court
Jamie Sterling
September 8, 2005 10:45:00 am

The Arbitration Appeals Court of Moscow rejected an appeal Thursday made by Russian oil company Yukos asking the court to freeze 76.79% of the shares of its former production unit Yuganskneftegaz . The...

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Bruno Hauptmann indicted for murdering Lindbergh baby

On October 8, 1934, undocumented German immigrant Bruno Hauptmann was indicted for the murder of flying pioneer Charles Lindbergh's infant son. Learn more about the case against Hauptmann.

Future Argentina President Juan Peron born

On October 8, 1895, the future President of Argentina, Juan Peron was born. He would serve two terms before being deposed in a coup in 1955. He was then returned to power in 1973, serving until his death the next year. His policies and personality became the inspiration for the Argentine political movement Peronism. Learn more about the legacy of Juan Peron.

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