New York GOP Launches STOP HILLARY Fund Drive
New York GOP chairman Stephen Minarik announces a national STOP HILLARY NOW fund raising effort aimed at thwarting Hillary Rodham Clinton’s 2006 Senate bid. The appeal pledges a Republican truth squad to monitor her appearances and expose her lies.
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Jerusalem confrontations as police face few extremists at sacred site
Thousands of Israeli police mobilized around Jerusalem's temple hill as a small band of extremists planned to disrupt Gaza withdrawal. In Gaza, militants fired mortars after Israel killed three teenagers, drawing sharp condemnations from Ariel Sharon.
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Royal newlyweds attend church service during honeymoon
Prince Charles and Camilla emerged from their Crathie honeymoon estate to attend a parish church service in Scotland with about 200 locals. They waved to crowds and chatted after the sermon, staying about 10 days at Birkhall on Balmoral land.
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Time list includes Bush Foxx Stewart in influential 100
Time magazine’s list of the world’s 100 most influential people features President Bush Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx and Martha Stewart among a diverse group from 31 countries. The piece notes profiles by Carville Stone Trump Kissinger and Goodall advocates against deer culling at Point Reyes Seashore with comment deadline Saturday.
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Denver blizzard shuts roads flights and disrupts services
A blizzard hit eastern Colorado with heavy wet snow causing flight and highway closures and canceled church services. Denver may see 5 to 10 inches with up to 30 inches in foothills and more than two feet in the San Luis range. Power outages affected 1500 customers as whiteouts blocked I-25 and I-70. In Wheat Ridge truckers waited at a TA stop while officials tracked conditions for the day. In San Diego, Bai Yun and Gao Gao mated, a rare panda event, with Bai Yun possibly expecting a third cub in about 4 1/2 months.
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