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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2009
Page
14
In Santa Barbara, Jesse James Hollywood said he and two friends abducted 15 year old Nicholas Markowitz nine years ago but received no direct involvement in the teen’s killing. He expressed remorse and said another cohort acted without his knowledge. He regretted the impulsive decision.
AP reports Phil Spector was relocated to a sensitive needs facility at Corcoran State Prison in California to serve his murder sentence. Lt. Stephen Smith suggests notoriety influenced the housing choice designed to protect inmates exiting gangs.
President Obama condemned Iran's crackdown on protests and raised significant questions about the election's legitimacy. He warned of consequences for forceful suppression and avoided detailing possible punishments while stressing US respect for Iran's sovereignty and the need to witness the Iranian people's courage.
Director Joseph Brooks, 71, arraigned in Manhattan on a 91-count indictment accusing him of luring women to New York via Craigslist ads for a starring role and raping and sexually assaulting them. He pleaded not guilty and faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. Prosecutors say 11 women aged 18 to 30 were targeted.
The Nixon Library released 154 hours of White House recordings from January and February 1973. In the tapes Nixon undercuts Thieu with threatenings of U S aid cutoffs while voicing harsh views on foes and abortion, including remarks on interracial pregnancy. He also reacts to Roe v Wade in early 1973.
Investigators focus on why a computerized safety system failed to stop an approaching train during Monday's crash that killed nine and injured more than 70. The moving train ran in automatic mode with an operator limited to doors and emergencies. the emergency brake button was found down, and crews search wreckage while assessing safeguards.
Key Democrats reached a deal on a major climate bill aimed at nationwide limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants factories and cars. Farm-state Democrats won concessions delaying EPA rules that could affect ethanol, with USDA oversight of farm greenhouse gas programs. The House is set to vote Friday on this sweeping environmental legislation.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approves a three year moratorium on new shops selling pot smoking paraphernalia in Haight Street. Existing shops remain. the measure moves to a second vote before mayoral approval.
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