Lee College hosts MLK celebration in Rundell Hall
The Black Educational Access Committee plans an 7 p.m. Martin Luther King Jr. event at Rundell Hall Lee College with retired FBI agent Don Clark delivering a speech on the civil rights movement and the ongoing realization of King's dream. The Sun features reader opinions on the dream on Page 5A and an editorial on King's legacy on Page 4A.
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Powell credits King for Civil Rights Act access change
Secretary of State Colin Powell recalls a 1964 moment in Phenix City Alabama when the Civil Rights Act opened service at a hamburger stand he had previously been denied. He credits Martin Luther King for advancing the act and cites King's March on Washington speech as a pivotal moment.
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Collage Workshop Teaches Art League Members in Baytown
Coaching collage by BJ Melton at Jenkins Park Pavilion guides Art League of Baytown members in transforming a painting with fabric, lint, and feathers. Bernice Warner participates as another league member. The league promotes art study and cultural growth with monthly meetings from September to May.
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Iowa Dem caucus tightens race with caustic clash
In Des Moines a close four way Democratic race heated with insults as Dean Gephardt Kerry and Edwards vie for momentum. Dean seeks Georgia push while Carter critiques campaign, and Judy Dean appears on trail.
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Deadly vehicle bombing targets Green Zone in Baghdad
A 1000 pound truck bomb detonated at the gates of the US led coalition headquarters in Baghdad on a foggy Sunday. About 20 people were killed and 63 wounded, many Iraqis waiting in traffic near Assassins Gate. The blast marked the deadliest attack since Saddam Hussein's capture, amid pre meeting tensions with UN and US officials.
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Iraq political process poses dilemma for U S
In Najaf the United States weighs shifting from an unelected assembly to a direct vote amid Shiite, Kurdish, and Sunni pressures. With 130,000 American troops and 500 dead, a June 30 occupation end deadline and UN involvement loom as stakes rise for Bush policy.
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