Bush orders ex council to defy congressional summons
President Bush directs former White House counsel Harriet Miers to ignore a congressional subpoena amid Senate testimony about the eight federal prosecutors dismissals. A second former aide said she knew of no White House involvement.
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Lady Bird Johnson Dies at 94 in Austin Texas
Former first lady Lady Bird Johnson died at her Austin home of natural causes at about 5 18 p m local time after a long battle with health issues including a 2002 stroke. The Johnsons had two daughters Lynda Bird and Luci Baines and after leaving the White House they returned to Texas where she lived for more than 30 years.
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Deliveryman in bizarre Erie bank robbery tied to deadly collar bomb
Prosecution reveals 2003 Erie area bank heist involved pizza delivery man Brian Wells as a potential unwilling participant. The bomb collar allowed Wells to be manipulated by conspirators Diehl-Armstrong and Bates who planned notes to cast him as a hostage while seeking money for murder.
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Kurdish Leaders Challenge Oil Law Blocking Iraqi Progress
Kurdish leaders condemned the oil law amid disputes within Prime Minister Maliki's coalition. The bill aims to regulate oil revenues to ease Sunni fears of marginalization while U.S. and Iraqi officials seek a political milestone to bolster strategy in Iraq.
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Four men jailed for life in failed London transit plot
A British judge sentenced Mukhtar Said Ibrahim 29 Yasir Sin Omar 26 Ramzi Mohammed 25 and Hussain Osman 28 to life for conspiring to bomb London's transit in 2005. They must serve at least 40 years before parole after a jury conviction for attempting to detonate hazardous materials filled knapsacks on three subway trains and a bus.
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