Show A6 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday September 19 2002 inspects to stay in custody In brief Researcher accused of stealing material from Cornell released BUFFALO NY (AP) — Prosecutors tape and an presented an that appears to mimic Osama bin Laden in arguing against bail Wednes- day for six suspected members of an terror cell Assistant US Attorney William Hochul said the defendants arrested over the last week also should remain in jail because some of them claimed tiny net wraths while carrying thousands of dollars “We feel that the daingerpusness to the community and the flight risk are very compelling” Hochul said at a hearing for the men all US citizens of Yemeni descent charged with providing support or resources to foreign terrorists Defense attorneys have moved to dismiss the charges and planned to argue fra their clients’ release when the hearing resumed Thursday afternoon At their arraignments H Kenneth Schroeder entered innocent pleas fra Sahim Alwan 29 Faysal Galab 26 Shafal Mosed 24 Yasein Taher 24 Yahya Goba 25 and 22 They could face Mukhtar up to 15 years in prison if convicted Five of the men were arrested after a series of weekend raids in Lackawanna five miles south of Buffalo The sixth was detained in Bahrain and flown back The prosecutor said a July 18 to an uncharged sent by uses language similar to that used by bin Laden in a December 2001 an SYRACUSE NY ( AP) — A researcher accused of stealing biological materials from Cornell University to take back to his native China was released from jail Wednesday and his whereabouts will he monitored electronically while his case is pend- ing Yin Qingqiang had been held since his arrested July 28 at Syracuse Hancock International Airport where security officers found more than 100 laboratory containers and and a canister of unknown liquid in his luggage US Magistrate Gary Sharpe released Yin over the protests of prosecutors who contended that Yin is a flight risk Authorities allege that Yin 38 a former postdoctoral research associate at Cornell stole bacteria and yeast cultures for making an enzyme known as phytase a livestock feed supplement that scientists think will improve livestock nutrition and reduce phosphorous excretion in animal waste Cornell researchers ' have two patents pending and say the enzyme could eventually be worth millions of dollars Assistant US Attorney Edward Broton declined to comment about the judge's decision NYC Marathon applications down NEW YORK (AP) — International applications for the New York City Marathon fell 17 percent this year due to concerns about terrorism fears of flying and worries about the economic slowdown the New York Road Runners Club said Officials said 10000 international runners wpuid participate iii the Nov 3 marathon down from the usual 1 2000 V People worldwide still have concerns about further (terrorist) activity the safety situation" Mary Wittenberg executive vice president of the Road Runners Clubtold the Daily News The club operates the race Wittenberg said the economic di- mate might also he having an impact Each year 36000 people are invited to participate in the 262-mil- e run Ah equal number of spots are generally reserved for international national and local competitors Because of the drop in international participants race officials have sent ouj an additional 3000 invitations to Americans who were not selected in the June lottery t- jf- - V 4 A15 $$ m- i ’! - told investigators the title of the “Big Meal” referred to an attack using explosives Hochul said “The next meal will be very huge” reads the which was in Arabic “No one will be able to withstand it except those with faith There are people here who had vision and their visions will be explained that this thing will be very strong’! A cassette tape found at last known residence in Lackawanna “asks Allah to give Jews and their enablers (US) a black day” Hochul said He said other evidence found at the home included a rifle and a telescopic sight Other evidence contradicts some of the men’s versions of their financial resources Hochul said Fra example the FBI found $6400 in cash in a coat pocket at Mosed’s house Mosed told the court he had a net worth of $1000 Hochul said ail threat FBI investigating Columbine GOLDEN Colo ( AP) — A teenager who claimed he was attack and bullied at school warned of a Columbine-styl- e in an anonymous for Klebold Dylan gunman support expressed telephone message left at the home of Klebold’s parents author- ities said The message which the Klcbolds received Sunday night ' prompted a security alert at the school Monday but nothing happened The FBI is investigating The caller who claimed to have been bullied warned “My schbol is going to pay" and said the Klcbolds “would see him in the news” Monday said Jacki Tallman a sheriff’s office spokeswoman Similar threats have been reported to authorities since 1 999 when Columbine students Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris opened fire at the school in Littleton killing 12 classmates and a teacher before killing themselves Authorities have not been able to identify the caller and do not know if he is a student at Columbine The alert was issued because the Klebolds have an unlisted phone number The case was tumed'over to the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Jtorce becaqsethe threat involved a school said FBI spokeswoman Ann Atanisib ' AP photo A woman of Middle Eastern descent walks through an area roped off for the media on her way to federal court for bail hearings for six men in Buffalo NY on Wednesday The men of Yemeni descent were arrested on suspicions they were operating as a terrorist cell on US soH - BOSTON (AP) A Jesuit priest and former coach' was indicted by a grand jury on charges he sexually abused three ' students at a prestigious Boston j preparatory school in the 1970s The Rev James F Talbot Was charged with one count of rape one count of assault with intent WEDNESDAY SOT 18 to rape and five' counts of inde06 27 32 42 44 PS: 10 cent assault and battery a Suffolk for District rTTT 5X spokesman Attorney Daniel Conley said Wednesday He did not immediately release details from the indictment According to The Boston Globe which reported the indictment in Wednesday editions the alleged assaults took place during student athletes’ practice Saturdays in the locker room of Boston College High School WEDNESDAY 01 SOT Learn Successful Business Techniques Financing Options Marketing Strategies Advertising Approaches Manual Record Systems 2002-200- 3 Gold Card IB Financial Analysis & Control Building Your Business Plan Free Consulting Provided Hundreds of dollars in savings 08 15 19 30 WILDCARDS Business Plan For Success HERE! 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