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News States brief ~ NC lawmakers urge General Assembly to pass gang prevention law
States brief ~ NC lawmakers urge General Assembly to pass gang prevention law
Rachel Felton
August 3, 2005 08:02:00 pm

Leading Wednesday's states brief, North Carolina lawmakers and law enforcement officers today urged the state's General Assembly to pass legislation unveiled seven months ago to combat gang member violence in the state. The bill would create additional...

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News Sweden, Finland join campaign for tougher anti-terror laws
Sweden, Finland join campaign for tougher anti-terror laws
David Shucosky
August 3, 2005 04:21:00 pm

With new anti-terrorism measures being introduced across Europe in the wake of the London bombings, Sweden's Justice Minister Thomas Bodstrom has said he plans to introduce a bill that would strengthen the military's role in...

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News Families, victims of London bombings say compensation figures  too low
Families, victims of London bombings say compensation figures too low
David Shucosky
August 3, 2005 03:22:00 pm

The UK Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority says families and victims of the London bombings will be eligible for the basic benefit of £11,000 ($19,543 USD)with a maximum payout total of £500,000 ($888,542 USD). Howard...

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News Iraq accuses Kuwait of slant oil drilling theft on invasion anniversary
Iraq accuses Kuwait of slant oil drilling theft on invasion anniversary
David Shucosky
August 3, 2005 02:56:00 pm

Iraq legislators accused Kuwait of stealing Iraqi oil during a televised debate on Tuesday, the 15th anniversary of the Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. The debate , which did not have any Kuwaiti...

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News Third prosecutor joined criticism of Guantanamo trials, transferred out
Third prosecutor joined criticism of Guantanamo trials, transferred out
David Shucosky
August 3, 2005 02:17:00 pm

A third US military prosecutor asked for a transfer from the Guantanamo military tribunals in March 2004 after voicing complaints about their fairness, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. ABC previously reported on emails in which two other military...

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News First suspect in failed July 21 London bombings charged
First suspect in failed July 21 London bombings charged
Tom Henry
August 3, 2005 02:03:00 pm

London police Wednesday charged 23-year-old Ismael Abdurahman with withholding information about the failed July 21 bombing attacks on London's bus and subway systems. The charge alleges that Abdurahman "had information he knew or believed may be of...

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News Sponsors of California gay marriage ban sue state AG over bill description
Sponsors of California gay marriage ban sue state AG over bill description
David Shucosky
August 3, 2005 01:36:00 pm

The sponsors of a proposed amendment to the California constitution that would ban gay marriage sued California Attorney General Bill Lockyer on Tuesday, alleging that his summary of the measure prepared by the...

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News Military junta overthrows Mauritanian president
Military junta overthrows Mauritanian president
David Shucosky
August 3, 2005 01:14:00 pm

A military group in Mauritania overthrew the president on Wednesday, with a junta taking temporary control of the West African nation. Mauritanian President Maaoya Sid'Ahmed Taya , who has allied with the US in the...

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News SPLM asks for probe into Garang death as Sudan violence continues
SPLM asks for probe into Garang death as Sudan violence continues
Tom Henry
August 3, 2005 01:01:00 pm

The Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), the political movement of former rebel leader turned vice president John Garang , called Wednesday for an international investigation into the helicopter crash that caused his death and ignited deadly...

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News Detainee alleges abuse en route to Guantanamo
Detainee alleges abuse en route to Guantanamo
David Shucosky
August 3, 2005 12:41:00 pm

Benyam Mohammed , a 27-year-old Ethiopian man held at Guantanamo, claims he was tortured in Pakistan, Morocco, and Afghanistan before arriving in Cuba. While there is no independent verification for Mohammed's claims, it is not the...

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Guyana gains independence

On May 26, 1966, Guyana gained independence from the United Kingdom.

Read the Constitutions of Guyana.

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