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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2005
Page
7
An Indiana Army National Guardsman, Cpl. Dustin Berg, 22, pleaded negligent homicide in the death of an Iraqi police officer. He admitted to attempting to cover up the shooting by harming himself in the stomach. He will serve 18 months in prison and receive a bad conduct discharge.
Raul Claudio was arraigned after a bomb scare at Pennsylvania Station halted Amtrak and commuter trains and disrupted New York City subways for about an hour. Prosecutors note a prior drug dealing conviction.
The Change to Win Coalition led by SEIU and Teamsters splits from AFL-CIO, signaling a major shift in labor politics. Hoffa and Stern promise focus on recruiting members and rebuilding labor while Democrats fear reduced union influence and campaign spending.
The White House told Democrats not to press for extensive access to Supreme Court nominee John Roberts's writings from Republican administrations, saying many documents are out of bounds. Robesrt, on day four of courtesy calls, avoided answering questions about membership in a conservative legal group as senators prepare to consider his confirmation.
Brittany Murphy, the first Jordache jeans girl, headlines a new ad campaign shot by Patrick Demarchelier showing her in Jordache jeans and a sweater on a bareback horse. Jordache executives say the September ads embody the updated brand values.
Detectives say four bombs and a later found fifth used the same humble kitchen container. Police identified two suspects as investigators race against time after devices failed to detonate on three trains and a bus last Thursday.
Jeffrey Hintz and his wife have won nearly 73 thousand dollars in state lottery prizes since 1999. An investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue found no fraud in Hintz five week winning streak during March and April, prompted by suspicions after five consecutive wins.
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