I look forward to them and save them
~Grateful smile
Snip: The gritty suburb of San Bernardino, about 60 miles east of Los Angeles, this week became the first California city to use the GPS satellite navigation system to track gang members when the devices were strapped onto three parolees, state Department of Corrections spokeswoman Jeanne Woodford said.
Callers to Australian terrorism hotlines face taps
Snip: PEOPLE who contact the terrorism hotline could have their phones and emails tapped without their knowledge under new powers to be granted to law enforcement agencies. The Australian Federal Police revealed this week they would use the new surveillance powers covertly on innocent citizens who offered information about suspected terrorists - but under strict conditions.
3 dead, 7 injured in crash into NM medical building
Snip: "I just looked to my left and I was like, 'Oh my god, are my eyes tricking me, this guy is hauling through the parking lot like he was on a mission to run into the building'," said Carol Payne, who works at the state Child Support Enforcement Divsion in the Pollon Plaza building.
US has archaic tracking system for mad cow disease
Snip: But unlike Japan, Canada and Europe, the United States still does not have a coordinated system for tracking livestock.
Snip: We are pleased to announce that Imam Dremali has been forced to withdraw from the event due to our public awareness campaign. Dremali is currently ensconced in Des Moines Iowa - laying low - and is clearly unwilling to face the controversy that his presence at UCF would cause.
The Imam is an Egyptian by birth and fled to the United States because he was considered too radical even by the standards of his native Egypt.