Meridan Lockheed worker fatally shoots five then kills self
A Lockheed Martin plant in Meridian Mississippi erupted in gunfire during a morning break as 48 year old Doug Williams opened fire with a shotgun and semiautomatic rifle. Five coworkers died and as many as eight were wounded in the attack. Williams was described as a racist hothead who had threatened coworkers. He killed himself after the rampage. The dead included Lanette McCall Micky Fitzgerald Sam Cockrell Thomas Willis and Charlie Miller. Authorities said the shooting appeared random with no clear race or gender target. Co workers recalled Williams expressing violent fantasies and hostility toward blacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Lockheed Martin
Doug Williams
Booker Steverson
Williams
Hubert Threat
Lanette McCall
Cuba
Ala
Micky Fitzgerald
Little Rock
Sam Cockrell
Thomas Willis
Lisman
Charlie Miller
Billy Sollie
Cerned
Sollie
Jim Payton
Steverson
Payton
Bobby McCall
McCall
Russell Wright
Ricky Roberts
Brandie Tiller
Atlantis shield breach during 2000 shuttle flight
NASA documents show the shuttle Atlantis leaked a wing seam on return from the International Space Station in May 2000. The incident prompted fleetwide changes to wing panel installation and sealant use after repairs. commander James Hassell led the crew. Mary Ellen Weber said she was not informed of the breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantis
Earth
Columbia
NASA
Interna
Tional Space Station
Associated Press
James Hassell
Mary Ellen Weber
Weber
Houston
James Hartsfield
Attacks in Iraq Wound Seven U S Soldiers
A blistering array of attacks in Iraq wounded seven U S soldiers on Tuesday as U S forces pursued insurgents. A $2,500 reward was offered for information leading to arrests of killers of coalition and Iraqi police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
United States
Provisional Authority
Saddam Hussein
Kerik
Sabah Mirza
Saddam
Mirza
Bush weighs NATO role in Iraq occupation
In Washington, with mounting Iraq costs and casualties, the Bush administration weighs placing NATO in charge of the occupation to reduce U.S. troop commitments. The plan would shift decision making to European allies and could require U.N. Security Council approval, a step not secured before the invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iraq
Bush
NATO
U.S
United States
U.N. Security Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aunmi
Missie
Ray
Feri
Esri AP
Iowa
Minnesota
Interstate Power and Light
Alliant Energy Corporation
D&b
CMM UK
St. SW
UTA Mtaudrectemacc
CME
Tacoma
caTe
Midwest
Nokia
Chan
Pon
Marion Hy
Patrick Compton
Kirkuk
Alliant Energy
Interstate Power and
Alliantenergy.com
Alliant