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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2006

Page

3

Cheney shoots fellow hunter in Texas quail trip

Vice President Dick Cheney accidentally wounded Harry Whittington during a weekend quail hunt at a Texas ranch. Whittington, a prominent Austin attorney, remained in stable condition in Corpus Christi as events unfolded.

Corpus Christi Texas Dick Cheney Harry Whittington Austin Corpus Christi Hospital Peter Banko Whittington Banko South Kingsville Cheney Lea Anne McBride Armstrong Harry

Shiites in Iraq pick incumbent for prime minister

Shiite lawmakers chose incumbent Ibrahim al Jaafari as Iraq's new prime minister by a single vote, aided by Muqtada al Sadr supporters. The vote advances a broad Shiite alliance to seek a inclusive government with Sunnis, Kurds and secularists amid ongoing insurgency concerns and Kurdish objections.

Baghdad Iraq Ibrahim al-Jaafari U.S Al-Jaafari Sunn Adil Abdul-Mahdi Muqtada al- Sadr Iran Britain Saddam Hussein Naseer al-Ani Jalal Talabani Ayad Saddam al-Sadr Abdul-Mahdi Supreme Council For the Islamic Revolution SCIRI Washington Condoleezza Rice ABC George Stephanopoulos Bahaa al-Aaraji al- Aaraji Muafq al-Rubaye Abdel Aziz al-Hakim United Iraqi Alliance Adel Abdel Mehdi Ibrahim al- Jaafari

Record Snow Buries Northeast as Central Park Sets New Snowfall

A storm dropped 26.9 inches in Central Park the most since 1869, with 60 mph gusts and coastal flood risk in New England. The trait of the storm left thousands stranded and ordinary travel dangerous, while the nation endures record snow depths in the Northeast. The uneven weather patterns complicate travel and public safety as officials battle travel chaos and potential flooding.

New York National Weather Service Central Park New England

Alabama church arson confirmed marks tenth in series

A weekend fire at Beaverton Freewill Baptist Church in northwest Alabama near the Mississippi line was ruled arson. State Fire Marshal officials said the blaze is connected to a string of church fires since February, bringing the total to ten.

Alabama Birmingham Ala Beaverton Freewill Mississippi Ragan Ingram

Two air marshals charged with federal drug offenses

Two U.S. air marshals were arrested in northwest Houston last Thursday after noon by agents from DHS OIG, the FBI, the U.S. Air Marshals Service, and the Harris County Sheriff's Department. Names not released. both remain in federal custody.

Houston U.S U.S. Attorney’s Office Nancy Herrera Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General FBI U.S. Air Marshals Service Harris County Sheriff's Department

Haiti Election Officials Cite Fraud Amid Preval Crowds

A member of Haiti s electoral council said results were being manipulated as Rene Preval supporters filled streets with fraud allegations. With 75 percent of votes counted Preval trailed by less than a tenth of a point, risking an outright victory margin.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Rene Preval Preval

Iran rejects charges it inflamed Islamic protests

Iran on Sunday rejected an accusation by Condoleezza Rice that Tehran fanned violence over Prophet Muhammad caricatures. Rice urged calm across Iran and Syria while protests drew deadly violence in Afghanistan. The drawings have been republished in Europe and the United States.

Tehran Iran Condoleezza Rice Muhammad Rice Syria Damascus Beirut Lebanon Afghanistan Europe United States

Motion filed to stop eviction of Katrina evacuees

Lawyers sought a temporary restraining order to halt evictions of about 12 000 families displaced by Katrina and Rita from hotels nationwide. They cited statements of unfair treatment by FEMA to a federal judge, with unclear timing on action. FEMA noted 10 500 families, or 88 percent, have received rent assistance.

New Orleans FEMA Bill Quigley Loyola University Law Tracie Washington Stanley Duvall

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