New Orleans considers curfew to curb post Katrina violence
In New Orleans officials discuss a city curfew after eight killings in the first week of the year. Police Superintendent Warren Riley said the idea is under review while Mayor Ray Nagin urged residents to stay and help rebuild. A march on City Hall was proposed to demand action.
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President Bush presses lawmakers to balance budget in five years
President Bush urged lawmakers in a radio address to balance the budget within five years and cut thousands of earmarks from spending bills. He called for full disclosure of sponsors and costs, and for reforms to reduce earmarks after a one year moratorium amid budget year concerns.
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Army blames computer mix-up for holiday letters to officers families
Washington AP The Army says a database error caused mass mailings between Christmas and New Year to 5100 officers who recently left the service. The letters reached families of 75 officers killed in action and 200 wounded in action in Iraq. General Richard Cody called the mistake inexcusable and pledged better systems.
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