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WASHINGTON - A senior congressional aide said Wednesday he told House Speaker Dennis Hastert's office in 2004 about worrisome conduct by former Rep. Mark Foley with teenage pages _ the earliest known alert to the GOP leadership.
Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales today announced additional funding, totaling nearly $8 million, for law enforcement agencies and service organizations for the purpose of identifying and assisting victims of human trafficking and apprehending and prosecuting those engaged in trafficking offenses. The funding announced today will be used to create new Trafficking Task Forces in 10 cities
Another Louisiana resident was sentenced in federal court by U.S. District Court Judge Frank J. Polozola on a fraud charge related to a hurricane disaster relief program, U.S. Attorney David R. Dugas announced today.
Israel's AWACS Superior To USAF In Some Ways The State of Israel is now flying a state-of the-art Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) surveillance aircraft that in some ways is superior to the Boeing E-3's flown by the US Air Force.
An Aussie Computer Programmer Says Everybody Heard Wrong According to Australian computer programmer Peter Shann Ford, Armstrong's famous utterance has been misquoted all these years.
Passenger Airlines Get Deal To Haul The Mail The US Postal Service awarded carry contracts to seven domestic passenger airlines.
No Agreement Yet Over Contentious US Requirement On midnight October 1st, a deadline to finalize an agreement between US security agencies and European airlines passed without a deal made.
Nineteen people and seven companies from Ruston to northeast Louisiana have been indicted by a federal grand jury for trafficking in counterfeit goods.
LAFAYETTE, La. Nineteen people and seven companies in northeastern Louisiana have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Lafayette following an F-B-I investigation earlier this year into the trafficking of counterfeit goods.
Nineteen people and seven companies in northeastern Louisiana have been indicted by a grand jury here following an FBI investigation earlier this year into the trafficking of counterfeit goods.

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