Saddam son-in-law surrenders to Iraqi opposition group
Saddam Hussein's son-in-law Jamal Mustafa Abdallah Suttan al-Tikriti surrendered in Baghdad after leaving Damascus. The Iraqi National Congress spokesman also said a top bodyguard was arrested. U S Central Command confirmed the minister of higher education was detained by coalition forces. The report notes Syria's president pledged cooperation while denying asylum to war crimes suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Iraqi National Congress
London
Saddam
Said
U.S. Central Command
Jamal Mustafa Abdallah Suttan
U.S
Haider Ahmed
Congress
al-Tikriti
Damascus
Ahmed
Entifadh Qanbar
Central Command
Bush
Syria
United States
Bashar Assad
Nick Rahall
D-Wva
Darrell Issa
R-Calif
al-Tikrisi
Khalid Hmood
Iraqi J
US Central Command
Abd al-Khaliq
Abd al-Ghafar
Ate
Jamal Mustafa Abdallah Swan al-Tikriti
Hala
Reps
Nick Rahail
D-W.va
Assad
Jay Garner
Easter services mark a Baghdad base baptism and prayers
In Baghdad a joint Easter service led by Chaplain Maj. Routzhan gathered 30 soldiers of the 3rd Brigade amid sleeping patrols and sand mounds. A baptism followed as five men and two women emerged from a water pool at the air base chapel while Marines cheered. Soldiers cited personal notes of family and milestones as they prayed for injured comrades and for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Routzhan
Baghdad
United States
Iraq
Air Base
Ellis
Associated Press
David Leeson
The
Dallas Morning News
Daniel Bucur
Georgia
3Rd Brigade Combat Team
3Rd Infantry Division
Tigris River
Peterson held $10000 at arrest in Modesto case
Modesto police stopped Scott Peterson about 30 miles from the Mexico border and arrested him with ten thousand dollars on him. DNA tests later linked the bodies near San Francisco to Peterson and his wife Laci and their unborn son. Prosecutors plan capital murder charges. arraignment possible Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
Calif
Scott Peterson
Mexico
San Francisco
Laci
Peterson
Roy Walden
Stanislaus County
Huston
Kirk McAllister
Baghdad sees thinning military as Marines depart capital
In Baghdad the military presence thinned Sunday as Marines left and Army control began stabilizing the capital. Easter worshippers and a veteran Iraqi bishop voiced fears for Christians, urging safeguards against persecution in the new Iraq while signs emerged Syria may ease regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
Syria
Texas
Bush
Saddam
Israel
Tel Avi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles
Hanley
John Straman
Orangeburg, S.C
Stroman
Traci
Kim Baca
Time Magazine
Lee
Scott
Commercial Insurance
G.L
W. Com
Coffey's Insurance
Wey Hive
Pricos Orient Pash
Mvin Ivoga SS BC
MRM
State Farm Way
Good Neighbor Service
State Farm
Ken Mitchell
Len Prihiyay
Daytesweey, TX
Sabasnad
Statefarm
Perm Mutual Automatile Insurance
Home Office
Hoomington
Minnis
Cereioneumy Anie Lines
Fedkera! Medbccare Prrigromt
Urs Senos
Conventional & V.A
Garth Ad
Ste D
Baytown
America
Smn
Lee College
Moser Hall
Lee Lee
Allied Health
Neihaus
McClure, R
Swink, T
Shawaley
Hart
Jaroszewski, D
Corder, B
SIM
ATC
Simcom.rin
ATC 209
ATC 315
Sim-Com.ri
Advanced Technology Center
Aed Ao
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!