Trinidad OKs extradition of JFK suspects

A judge has upheld the extradition of three men charged with plotting to attack New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Appeals Court Judge Roger Hamel Smith on Monday rejected a defense argument that the three suspects, who claim they cannot get a fair trial in the U.S. because of publicity, could not legally be extradited under Trinidad law.

The three men face conspiracy charges. A fourth suspect, who worked as a cargo handler at the airport until 1995, is in custody in New York.

The suspects have denied allegations of participating in a terror cell that planned to blow up a jet fuel artery feeding …