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...with Pakistan security forces; in Gujarat, Pakistan. One of America's 22 most-wanted terrorists, the Tanzania-born Ghailani (whose aliases include Ahmed the Tanzanian and Foopie) evaded capture for almost six years and is believed to be the most senior al-Qaeda official caught in Pakistan since the arrest of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, alleged mastermind of the September 11 attacks, last year...
...spooked investors who fear that Nazarbayev may be stealing a page from Russian President Vladimir Putin's playbook by asserting state control over the country's energy resources. Unlike Yukos chief Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who remains behind bars in Moscow, no one at BG Karachaganak is being threatened with arrest. And, for now, the stakes in Kazakhstan are a lot lower than in Russia. Last week, oil prices hit record highs after Russian authorities told Yukos it would have to turn off the taps if it didn't fork over $3.4 billion in back taxes. Though the authorities later backed...
Rumors quickly began—that they were going to arrest the woman, that they had stripped her and were interrogating her in the backstage area—but the excitement died in minutes. Reporters who were scribbling furiously one moment stuffed their notebooks back into their bags and returned to the convention floor, hoping to catch Teresa’s final words about restoring “faith in America...
...officer was sent to Larsen Hall on Appian Way on a report of an individual offering people rides. HUPD and CPD officers arrived, and the individual became belligerent. Police arrested Derek Moarts of Acton, Mass., for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, two counts of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest...
...individual who was acting suspiciously around the bicycle rack at Lamont Library. The individual told officers that they were looking for old bicycle parts. A warrant check turned up negative. Police told the individual that if they take any bicycle parts on Harvard property, they would be subject to arrest...