Paroled in 32 Years for Ford Assassination Attempt
Sara Jane Moore, who fired at President Ford in San Francisco on Sept 2, 1975, was released from federal prison in Dublin after 32 years. Moore, 77, had been serving a life sentence. parole decisions can follow good behavior after a decade for life terms. Oliver Sipple, nearby, deflected the shot.
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Drunken driver in Ohio crash kills five and injures three
Police said a drunken driver went the wrong way on a highway Sunday night, slamming into a minivan and killing a woman and four children while injuring three others. The driver had a blood alcohol level well above the legal limit and was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. relatives said he and a brother had been drinking.
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Roberts Pushes For Higher Judges Pay In Year End Report
Chief Justice John Roberts urged Congress to raise federal judges salaries and improve communications with Capitol Hill and the White House. The report notes pay boosts for district, appeals, and Supreme Court judges and highlights cases likely to affect the 2008 election including Guantanamo detainee access and Indiana voter ID litigation.
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Baghdad clash hits Sunni group in pro-U.S. awakening drive
In Baghdad a man opened fire at a checkpoint manned by a competing Awakening council. The attack comes as the U.S. backed Sunni movement, praised for reducing violence by up to 60 percent since June, faces a blistering critique from Osama bin Laden. Leaders condemning bin Laden called cooperation against al Qaeda a popular revolt against evil. Sheikh Mohammed Saleh al-Dohan blamed al Qaeda for sowing Sunni Shiite Christian tensions and said bin Laden’s fighters betray the Muslim nation. An audio message from bin Laden warned Sunni Arabs against joining the Awakening councils or a unity government, saying they will suffer in life and afterlife.
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International Supporters Rally for Raila Odinga in Nairobi
Supporters of Raila Odinga in Nairobi gather to back the Orange Democratic Movement as international observers monitor events and political tensions rise over Kenya's electoral process.
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Kenya unrest intensifies as 135 die in three days
In Naikubi Kenya rioters clashed with police for a third day over Kibaki re election. The violence spread from Nairobi slums to coast resorts leaving at least 135 dead. Protests escalated as opposition leaders urged a rally of up to a million people.
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North Korea misses end-year nuclear declaration deadline
North Korea failed to declare all nuclear programs by the year-end, drawing disappointment from South Korea the United States and Japan. Washington Seoul and allies say disarmament talks remain overall on track though behind schedule. China and Russia were silent. North Korea calls for an end to hostile U.S. policies.
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