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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 2003

Page

3

Plea deal eyed in Tate murder case

Miami reports that 16 year old Lionel Tate is likely to plead guilty to murder under a prosecutors offer that would finish his confinement next month. Tate was 12 when he killed Tiffany Eunick and his life sentence was overturned over questions about his understanding of the legal system. The victim’s mother seeks closure and for the case to focus on Eunick.

Miami Lionel Tate Tate Tiffany Eunick Eunick

Seven Teens Die In North Carolina Police Chase Crash

In Troutman North Carolina seven teenagers died when a car fleeing a police officer ran off the road and crashed. The driver was 15 year old John Lindsey Myers and passengers included David Wayne Summers 14 Quentin Maurice Reed 18 Antonio Miller 13 Dominck Hurtt 17 Erica Stevenson 15 and Antoinette Griffin 13 all from Statesville.

Erica Stevenson Antoinette Griffin Statesville

Burundi gunmen kill pope's ambassador in broad daylight

In Burundi gunmen fired on a car killing Archbishop Michael Courtney as he returned from a funeral. The envoy died after surgery at Prince Louis Rwagasore Hospital, with President stating the attack was deliberate.

Bujumbura Burundi Michael Courtney Prince Louis Rwagasore Hospital

Woman jailed as suspect in pregnant woman's slaying

HOLDENVILLE Okla A woman who faked pregnancy and staged a baby shower killed a pregnant acquaintance Carolyn Simpson 21 and removed the fetus authorities said Effie Goodson 37 faces two first degree murder charges and a kidnapping count in the slaying

Holdenville Okla Effie Goodson Carolyn Simpson

Quake Survivor Pulled Alive Amid Bam Disaster

A girl was rescued alive from rubble after Bam’s 6.6 magnitude earthquake. Three men believed dead remained in white burial shrouds as rescue teams worked amid a city hit hard with collapsed walls and thousands injured. Iran's leaders visited Bam to pledge reconstruction.

Bam Iran Asadollah Iranmanesh

Baby found in California flood raises death toll to 15

Searchers recovered the body of 8 month old Jeremias Monzon in the San Bernardino Mountains near a church camp where his father was caretaker. The death toll from last week's floods reached 15 with Edgar Meza, 12, still missing.

San Bernardino Calif Jeremias Monzon San Bernardino Mountains Edgar Meza

Libya Nuclear Program Seen As Initial and Familiar

IAEA chief Mohamed El Baradei toured four Libyan atomic sites and said Libya’s program is in early stages with a familiar design. He noted the technology came from an international network, not clearly tied to a government, while Libya pledges cooperation and dismantling efforts.

Tripoli Libya U.N Moammar Gaddafi Mohamed el Baradei United States Bush Administration Associated Press CIA British Intelligence Gaddafi el- Baradei International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA Mark Gwozdecky ElBaradei

U.S. to require armed guards on some international flights

The Bush administration orders foreign governments to place armed marshals aboard selected international flights. Homeland Security Secretary Ridge cautions the high terrorism risk through the holidays and urges vigilance while urging Americans to maintain plans.

U.S Knight Ridder Washington Bush Administration Homeland Security Tom Ridge

U S troops kill three suspected militants in Mosul firefight

U S Army 101st Airborne Division killed three suspected Ansar al Islam militants in Mosul during a Sunday search rampage. Two American soldiers were wounded while Iraqi firefighters battled a house fire. The raid yielded two RPG launchers eight grenades and two rifles. Six house occupants were handed to Iraqi police. Saddam Hussein reportedly provided names of money handlers during interrogation.

Baghdad Iraq Mosul U.S Saddam Hussein Saddam U.S. Army 101St Airborne Division

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