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- Aug. 2, 2002: A federal judge gives the DOJ 15 days to disclose the names of people detained during terrorism investigations.
- July 19, 2002: Update: House readies Republican bill for homeland security department
- July 19, 2002: Shields and Brooks discuss President Bush's Homeland Defense plan
- July 17, 2002: Two former Senators assess the president's homeland security proposal
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JIM LEHRER: The detainees decision. A federal judge in Washington has ordered the Justice Department to release the names of all detainees associated with the 9/11 investigation within 15 days. The judge said such a release is essential to verifying whether the government is operating within the bounds of the law.
Here to discuss the decision are Kate Martin, director for the Center for National Security Studies; she was the lead attorney for the organizations that brought the suit — and Victoria Toensing, former deputy assistant attorney general in the Reagan Administration; she is now in private practice in Washington.
First some basics, see if we can agree on some numbers here. The names of how many people has the judge ordered be released?
KATE MARTIN: Well, it's somewhere over 750. Justice Berman said it had arrested 1182 people in November 5th. The judge says we don't know how many people altogether, we've been given a list of 750 people arrested on immigration charges, and some additional unknown number have been arrested as material witnesses.
JIM LEHRER: How many of the — you agree that it's roughly 700 names that are involved here?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Well, that's the number that the judge ordered. But if we're going to look at basics we really need to outline what we're talking about.
JIM LEHRER: We will in a minute. How many of these people are still in custody, according to the Justice Department?
VICTORIA TOENSING: One hundred and twenty-nine who have been charged with criminal offenses. Of that, there's about 60 some, 70 some. And 74, I believe, of the 750…
JIM LEHRER: You agree that that's the number?
KATE MARTIN: Those two numbers plus the number of material witnesses, which we don't know, which the judge says could be four, forty, or four hundred.
JIM LEHRER: Okay. You wanted to say something else about the basics?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Yes. In order to discuss this, we have to divide it into the three different groups, because they are each treated differently. So you have the detainees who are immigration violators, you have the material witnesses, and you have the people who have been charged with federal crimes.
The ones who have been charged with federal crimes, their name have been released from the get go because that's under federal law. So really we're only talking here about two categories: that is the immigration violators and the material witness people.
JIM LEHRER: And the judge has ordered the names of those two categories released, correct?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Correct.
JIM LEHRER: Within 15 days.
VICTORIA TOENSING: That's correct.
JIM LEHRER: All right. Now, why do you want the names of people who have already been released? You asked for that, why did you want it and why is that necessary from your point of view?
KATE MARTIN: For three reasons. First of all, the secret arrests are, as the judge says, a concept odious to a democratic society. The U.S. has never rounded up hundreds of people in secret, and so the principal is very important.
But more importantly than the principle is that we want the names to know whether or not the people's rights were violated when they were rounded up and arrested. And thirdly, we need the names in order to know whether or not this investigation is in fact focusing on terrorists or is a dragnet aimed at the Arab and Muslim communities.
JIM LEHRER: And the objection that the Justice Department has that you share is what?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Well, secret arrest is a nice catchy phrase, but it just doesn't apply here. As I said, the 129 were arrested under indictments. The immigration violators were arrested under immigration violation, they're under immigration judges.
And the material witnesses, each one of those affidavits for arrest, was signed by a judge. And a judge is still monitoring each one of those. So there's nothing secret here except Kate's group doesn't know about it, but the judicial system certainly knows about it.
JIM LEHRER: But there's been no public disclosure.
VICTORIA TOENSING: That is correct. That is correct.
JIM LEHRER: What is the theory under which there has not been public disclosure? What's the reason for that?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Well, there's never been public disclosure of immigration violators. It's only released under FOIA, the Justice Department -
JIM LEHRER: What's that? Oh, Freedom of Information Act.
VICTORIA TOENSING: — the Freedom of Information Act, that's the only time those immigration people are released, because they have people who do that law at the Justice Department have said that on the record. And what we have here is a very big concern about the national security.
The Justice Department has set out an affidavit that if you release these names, and some of them are cooperating with the government, well, come on, you know, listen to this, those who say they want to come and kill us, why would we want to turn over those names to the terrorists?
The other concern of the Justice Department is called the "Mosaic Theory," that is that, and it's been long accepted in national security law, that if you release one thing, that appears on its face innocuous, that could mean something to people who really know other bits of information, like the terrorists.
For example, they'll know that that particular cell has been diminished by a certain number of people. We don't want the terrorists to know that.
JIM LEHRER: What's your problem with that?
KATE MARTIN: Can I just back up for one second?
JIM LEHRER: Sure.
KATE MARTIN: Immigration violators isn't exactly who we're talking about. We're talking about people charged with immigration violations, not people who have been found guilty of immigration violations. They were arrested and charged and jailed before they were found guilty.
And it's not true that those names are not usually public, they're always public. We've never had a system in which you can pick somebody up and jail them on immigration violations and have it be a secret. They issued a whole set of special orders sealing all of these cases.
JIM LEHRER: But you don't quarrel with that, I mean, if somebody was arrested, if somebody was just arrested on an immigration violation, unrelated to 9/11, unrelated to terrorism in any way, that would be a public record?
VICTORIA TOENSING: No.
JIM LEHRER: It would not be?
VICTORIA TOENSING: The Justice Department doesn't release it like it does for an indictment; we're going to disagree on this fact quite strongly. Under FOIA, it could be released, but usually the Justice Department makes an argument – the same FOIA arguments it made in this case — about concerns, privacy being one of them. Why would somebody who was picked up and questioned and then released because the department -
JIM LEHRER: Without being charged?
VICTORIA TOENSING: — without being charged, and the department decided that it was nothing, no problem here, why would he or she want her name be made public?
KATE MARTIN: Well, people who are arrested don't want their name being made public. And the control against abuse by the government is that when the government puts an individual in jail, that's what we're talking about, they have to make that public. This is the first time that hasn't happened.
JIM LEHRER: The first time it has not happened?
KATE MARTIN: The first time in our history that we confined maybe in the Palmer raids in the early part of the 20th century, people have been arrested, but not in secret.
JIM LEHRER: Do you dispute that?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Yes, I do dispute that. The immigration violators names are just not handed out.
KATE MARTIN: You can go to that courthouse and see their names posted on the courthouse.
VICTORIA TOENSING: Let me make a point here.
JIM LEHRER: Could a newspaper reporter take, find those names and publish them in a newspaper?
KATE MARTIN: Easily.
VICTORIA TOENSING: For some people. As I said, sometimes it's not objected to by the Justice Department. But in many other categories it is, and they can object…
JIM LEHRER: I don't think we're going to resolve that here tonight. But let's go to your point. You have a point that you think that these names should be released for the good of American society. You believe they should not be released for the good of American society. Make your case. What good will it do for all of America to know who these people were or are?
KATE MARTIN: Well, I think the first thing is the government, as the judge says, knows the power to arrest individuals is the most extraordinary power that the federal government possesses. And the check against abuse of that power is that it be done publicly. Here there is extensive evidence that the judge recounts that these people's rights have been violated –.
JIM LEHRER: Like what? What kind of rights?
KATE MARTIN: Their right to counsel was violated, that they were denied the right to counsel, and that they were in fact jailed on discriminatory and arbitrary grounds. In fact, and their right to counselor notification that they were held in maximum security conditions, held in solitary confinement, when they haven't been charged with any crime.
JIM LEHRER: So what your organization and others would do, if you got the names, you would go and ask them and run your own investigation to determine whether or not all of these abuses occurred?
KATE MARTIN: Right, with members of the press, that's what we would expect to have happen.
JIM LEHRER: What would be wrong with that?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Let me just clear up something because the judge never said that there were these abuses. She said some people have argued that there are these abuses, which is a very big distinction. I want to back up a little bit, because I investigated terrorism in the 1980s and I thought that I was doing such great stuff in bringing civility to terrorism by bringing all the culprits into a public court of law, a la Moussaoui, who is being charged in Virginia.
JIM LEHRER: As the potential 20th hijacker, right?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Right. But there is something different about an illegal act of war, which occurred on us in September of 2001, in that we have a national security issue, a very grave one. The criminal law cannot cope with national security concerns. What we're having to do is create, I think, a branch of law that takes into concern both national security and the new mandate to the FBI, which is preventing the next attack is more important than prosecuting the last one.
JIM LEHRER: But to Kate Martin's point that what she wants to find out is whether or not the rights of these folks were abused, is that something that you don't think is a legitimate concern?
VICTORIA TOENSING: That's right. It's not for Kate to do it, and actually the case law says it's not even for the courts to do it when there's national security concerns. Both the D.C. Circuit and the 4th Circuit, which just handed back an opinion to a trial judge in that area on these grounds said it's for the political branches to fight a war. That's the legislative and the executive, not for the courts to do it.
JIM LEHRER: Do you completely reject the idea that there is a special situation when there's terrorism involved, when we are in a state of war as we are now?
KATE MARTIN: I wouldn't disagree at all that the September 11 attacks were a terrible catastrophe and that extraordinary measures are needed to deal with them. One of the things that our lawsuit is about is finding out whether or not in fact the Justice Department is dealing with them in an effective manner or whether or not in fact it's just rounding up people who look like potential terrorists.
And if you look at what the Justice Department said in the lawsuit about who's been detained, and this is very important, the Justice Department has found a few individuals since September 11 who it has charged with terrorism.
All of those individuals have been publicly identified. In fact, the attorney general held a press conference announcing the arrest of one of those individuals. In this case, the government's national security claim about why they couldn't release the names had to do with they didn't want to give the terrorist organizations a road map as to who was in jail.
JIM LEHRER: The point that Ms. Toensing had. Right.
KATE MARTIN: Right. That claim was carefully analyzed by the judge and rejected as pure speculation. And she went through it very carefully and said in the first place that according to the government the terrorist organizations would already know who's in jail if their own associates are in jail, because they were free to call the terrorist organizations and tell them they were in jail.
But most importantly, perhaps, is the judge says the government — although given the opportunity on more than one occasion, never makes any link between the people who are in jail and terrorism, in any way. They don't even claim to have evidence of that link.
JIM LEHRER: What about that?
VICTORIA TOENSING: It was just silliness, the judge said, because the government released some names, they should release them all. It's up to the executive branch, who is responsible for conducting this investigation, to decide whether they want to release some names, as a matter of strategy and tactics.
Kate's organizations are never going to have access to all the investigative information that the Justice Department does. How in the world is she going to evaluate whether somebody is being held validly or not, she doesn't get access to the classified information.
JIM LEHRER: Is the Justice Department, you understand the Justice Department is going to appeal this decision, this is not over?
VICTORIA TOENSING: Oh, I think there's going to be a stay…
JIM LEHRER: Fifteen days.
VICTORIA TOENSING: …15 days procedurally you couldn't carry out what the judge ordered them to do.
JIM LEHRER: So this is not over?
VICTORIA TOENSING: It is not over.
JIM LEHRER: All right. Thank you both very much.


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Officially known at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin as Son Kitei, marathon runner Sohn Kee-chung symbolized the fierce nationalistic tensions of the era. A native Korean, Sohn lived under the rule of Japan, which had annexed Korea in 1910. From an early age Sohn had chafed under Japanese domination. Though he was forced to represent Japan and take a Japanese name in order to compete in the Olympics, he signed the Olympic roster with his Korean name and drew a small Korean flag next to it.
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Fanny Blankers-Koen of The Netherlands was a 30-year-old mother of two by the time the 1948 Olympic Games in London began. Although she had been a participant in the 1936 Games in Berlin, World War II created a 12-year break in her Olympic appearances.
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Nearly nine months after the curtain dropped on the 2010 season, football fans in Kershaw County finally have something to cheer about.
No more can a football player say that he "just got his bell rung" and sit out a play or two before making his way back onto the playing field.
You can add four more home-trained winners to the list of horses which received their start in Camden and have found their way into the winners' circle at the Saratoga Race Course this summer.
After having used last Friday's scrimmages to get their feet wet in preparation for the upcoming season, Kershaw County's three public high school football teams will have a busier second full week of the pre-season, topped off by Friday's Camden Shrine Club Jamboree at Zemp Stadium.
The Kershaw County Clemson Club is inviting all incoming Clemson University freshmen and their parents to a party at the Camden County Club pool on Tuesday, Aug. 9 at 7 p.m.
He wore a tweed blazer on his back, rather than a blue cape with a red "S" emblazoned on it as he watched the early races of the 1949 Carolina Cup from his spot in the infield.
Even though the 2012 football season is some 56 weeks in the offing, Lugoff-Elgin High School head coach and athletic director Scott Jones already has one win under his team's collective belt before the 2011 campaign has even kicked off.
They say that you can't fight city hall. That, however, will not stop Louis Clyburn and North Central High School from trying.
As he gathered his team around him to begin preparations for the 2011 All-American Bowl in Kings Mountain, N.C., Stars head coach Donnie Kiefer had about everything he needed in an all-star football team.
Breaking up is hard to do. When separating from one's first love, however, the task becomes harder.
Having tracked down pace-setting Here Comes Art for more than a mile and three-quarters, All Together met the final fence running and at the urging of jockey Xavier Aizpuru pulled away to a 2 ¼-length victory in last Thursday's $70,000 Jonathan Kiser Memorial Novice Stakes at the Saratoga Race Course.
It was as good of a start as you could have to the annual summer race meeting at the Saratoga Race Course.
It's never easy transferring from one school to another in the middle of an academic year, never mind when you have to travel through several states to do it.
You might not be able to tell it when you step outside your door, but the countdown to the start of football season is a mere two days away.
While members of the Camden Shrine Club may have their collective fingers crossed in hopes of good weather for the charitable organization's 36th annual Shrine Club Football Jamboree on Friday, Aug. 12, Camden High head coach Jimmy Neal is not leaving anything to chance.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Turns out politicians are people, too, only worse.
Just ask pros who make their living in the trenches of everyday human drama such as divorce, family feuds or schoolyard scraps. They recognize in Washington's bitter budget standoff a hint of human nature as they know it, but with the crazy pumped up to absurd levels.
"We're seeing middle school behavior here," says Barbara Coloroso, who crusades against childhood bullying. Psychologist Piers Steel, an expert on procrastination, says Congress has the worst case of it he's seen. Divorce attorney Sanford Ain's assessment is blunter: "It's nuts!"
A sampling of conflict-savvy professionals and scholars interviewed by The Associated Press finds dismay that the nation is in political stalemate after two years of showdowns and near-misses for the economy. Not that these they have any easy solutions, either.
Some dream of locking up President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner. R-Ohio, together until the nation's tax and spending issues are settled.
"That's my fantasy: To go into a room and tell them what to do, right or wrong, and make them do it," said Marvin McIntyre, a prominent financial adviser in the District of Columbia who writes political novels on the side.
With lawmakers and the president on the brink of yet another compromise-or-else deadline Friday, the nonpoliticians shared their take on the all-too-human behavior in Washington.
Historian Altina Waller is reminded of the Hatfields and McCoys. Of course, she would be: Waller's an authority on the deadly 19th century feud.
Despite the myth, the Hatfield-McCoy conflict wasn't primarily about clan hatred, Waller said, and she doesn't think today's acrimony between Republicans and Democrats is fully explained by partisanship or ideology.
The Appalachian feud grew out of economic anxiety as farming declined and logging and coal moved in, she said. These days, Democrats and Republicans worry about the economy and the loss of American jobs and influence to foreign competition, and blame each other.
"Like the Hatfields and McCoys," Waller said, "they are personalizing a problem brought about by larger economic forces."
Coloroso, author of "The Bully, the Bullied and the Bystander," sees too many politicians acting like the mean girl who taunts unpopular classmates in the cafeteria.
"Bullying is about contempt for the other person," Coloroso said. "Do you see how that fits with some of the people in Congress? Utter contempt, bullying, wanting to bring somebody down. You cannot resolve a major issue like a budget with name-calling, with disdain for the person you're supposed to be working with."
Ain says the political fight illustrates something he's learned in 40 years of striving to keep family law cases amicable: "If you have extreme views and won't compromise, you can't get anything done. It's going to go to war."
Yet a sudden switch to civility will not guarantee that tough decisions get made.
Human brains are wired to put off the unpleasant, says "The Procrastination Equation" author Steel.
We postpone starting a diet, put off going to the gym, keep meaning to write those thank-you notes. Congress members are masters of this.
"They're pretty much the worst, hands down, of any group we ever investigated," said Steel, who has researched procrastination for more than a decade. "They're worse than college students."
What finally gets people moving? A deadline. The paper must be written to pass the class. The house is tidied because company's coming. The expense report is finished because the boss demands it by 5 p.m.
So it makes sense to set deadlines for solving the nation's pressing fiscal problems. Only it isn't working.
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Are Hipsters in Downtown L.A. Pushing Out The Homeless?
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Is the new wave of hipsters, yuppies and loft-dwellers who have moved en masse to downtown L.A. in the last decade pushing out the longtime locals known as the homeless? It sure looks like it. At least on paper.
Recent U.S. Census figures parsed by blogdowntown show that the area gained 15,000 residents in the last decade while population surpassed the 50,000 mark.
At the same time, the number of homeless, at least according to official counts, have continued to decrease in recent years:
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority counted 20,023 homeless in "metro Los Angeles" in 2005, 22,030 in 2007 and 11,093 in 2009.
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In the city of Los Angeles the numbers have gone down from 48,103 in 2005 to 40,144 in 2007 to 24,915 in 2009. That's a loss of 23,188 people. New, 2011 numbers are due in June.
LAHSA, which is the official handler of regional government money for homeless issues in L.A., says the numbers reflect its success, even in this economy, in spreading services out beyond Skid Row and helping to develop affordable housing.
"One of the things that has had an impact is development of permanent supportive housing and affordable housing in the city of L.A.," LAHSA director Michael Arnold told the Weekly.
"The last time we did a count there were 1000 permanent supportive housing units in production or online, with another 1,500 in the pipeline citywide," he said. " ... All of this has worked together to create a situation where, concurrent with the redevelopment of downtown, we've seen a reduction in the homeless population."
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... Alice Callaghan has a street-level view as director of Las Familias del Pueblo homeless services center in Skid Row. And she begs to differ.
She thinks the numbers prove that newcomers have helped to displace the homeless downtown, with the help of the LAPD.
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What's more, Callaghan argues, redevelopment has directly affected homeless housing, with three hotels on the edge of Skid Row that used to cater to transients -- the Cecil, the Rosslyn, the Frontier and the Genesis -- going more upscale.
"In the last couple years we have lost more than 1,000 units on skid row for the poor. This is a significant loss of housing ... they've eliminated units on the Row for the poor."
Callaghan says many homeless who called downtown home now live along the banks of the L.A. River.
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Prosecutors have not said exactly what kind or number of bombs Najibullah Zazi planned to build, but court documents hint at the possibilities. It is likely he wanted to borrow a tactic used overseas by making bombs out of flour and hydrogen peroxide and putting them in backpacks, perhaps in the city's transit system, experts say.
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"These explosives are meant to be concealed easily and deployed easily and kill and maim and cause havoc in small areas," said Denny Kline, a retired FBI explosives expert. For a really big bomb, "you're going to need a truck."
How far along Zazi managed to get is unclear. Investigators have not said whether he successfully built or tested any bombs.
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He and others also bought acetone – nail polish remover – and other ingredients that can be used to make a powerful and highly unstable explosive called triacetone triperoxide, or TATP. The same explosive was used by would-be shoe bomber Richard Reid in 2001 and the terrorists who carried out the London bombings in 2005 that killed 52 people.
But in each of those earlier instances, TATP was not the main charge – it was the detonator. It was supposed to help detonate the plastic explosives in Reid's shoe aboard a jetliner, and it was used to set off a mixture of black pepper and hydrogen peroxide in London.
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While experts say hydrogen peroxide-based bombs are relatively easy to make with the correct recipe, Zazi was struggling. In early September, Zazi was communicating frantically with another individual "seeking to correct mixtures of ingredients to make explosives," according to court documents.
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Former Milton-Freewater resident, Leonard J. Sams 95, passed away at his home in Lakewood, Wash. on June 1, 2010. Funeral services will be held, Tuesday, June 8 at 2 p.m. in the chapel of the Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home, 902 S. Main St, Milton-Freewater. Concluding services with military honors will be in the Milton-Freewater Cemetery.
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The English program's minor in professional writing (18 hours) trains students to write persuasively in the workplace. Students enrolled in the minor will gain career-relevant experience writing, editing, and designing professional documents, including grant proposals, formal reports, instruction manuals, and web sites.
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The professional writing program emphasizes developing rhetorical awareness and ability; therefore professionalwriting minors will learn to understand and articulate key theoretical concepts pertinent to the study of rhetoric,including verbal, visual, and multimedia rhetoric. Professional Writing minors will also learn to assess andrespond appropriately to the needs of a given audience, to edit their work and the work of their peers given theconstraints of specific projects and media, to design documents using appropriate technological resources aswell as appropriate elements of design, to develop a critical-rhetorical lens through which they will analyze arange of professional writing documents, and to also apply this knowledge to professional writing situations. Lastly,Professional Writing minors will learn to develop a digital portfolio that will assist in the pursuit of their professionaland academic goals.
must complete 18 credit hours to earn a minor in professional writing. Please
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Required Core Courses (9 Hours):
ENG 204 Introduction to Rhetoric* (3)ENG 305 Technical and Scientific Report Writing (3)ENG 404 Writing in the Professions (3)
Elective Courses, Selected under the direction of advisors (9 Hours):
COMR 212 Argumentation (3)COMR 305 Communicating in Professions (3)ENG 304 Advanced Rhetorical Study (3)ENG 306 Visual Rhetoric (3)ENG 317 Creative Non-Fiction (3)ENG 319 Professional Editing (3)ENG 325 Nature Writing in the West (3)ENG 326 Writing for the Web (3)ENG 335 Gender and Communication (3)ENG 345 Multiculturalisms in America (3)ENG 440 Magazine Writing (3)ENG 445 Magazine Editing and Production (3)
*Prerequisite course for the following:ENG 304 Advanced Rhetorical StudyENG 305 Scientific and Technical Report WritingENG 306 Visual RhetoricENG 404 Writing in the Professions
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