Man charged in attack on former senator Moseley Braun
Joseph A. Dixon, 38, of Chicago, was charged with aggravated battery and attempted armed robbery after being identified in a police line up for the April attack on former U S Senator Car ol Moseley Braun. Dixon had been arrested earlier for stealing from a Subway tip jar in Hyde Park. The assault occurred around midnight April 27 outside Moseley Braun’s Hyde Park home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S
Carol Moseley Braun
Joseph A. Dixon
Dixon
Hyde Park
Nancy Higgins
Braun
U.S. Senate
Hyde Tag
Poice
Richardson campaign tale disputed by Marine mother
In New Hampshire, Bill Richardson recounts a Memorial Day talk with Lance Cpl. Aaron Austin’s mother claiming she thanked him for federal death benefits and showed a government check. The mother says the money conversation never happened and notes errors in age and name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
Bill Richardson
New Mexico
Iraq
Richardson
Lance Cpl
Aaron Austin
Austin
New Hampshire
De’on Miller
Lovington
N.M
Two Dead After Bus Crash On I-80 Near Clearfield
A bus carrying 36 people veered off Interstate 80 east of Clearfield Pennsylvania around 3 30 a m killing two and injuring 32. Most passengers spoke Asian languages delaying identification and relief as an interpreter aided families and the Chinese consulate to notify relatives. The bus stopped on a grassy area after hitting an embankment and tipping onto its side in wet conditions with luggage scattered along the highway. The eastbound lane remained closed for hours while responders recovered belongings and transported injured to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Jamie Sevier
Terry Jordan
du Hua
Hua
New York
Clearfield Hospital
Carter and Bush Trade Harsh Criticism in Public Dispute
In Crawford Texas former President Carter called President Bush the worst in history for international relations. Bush spokesman Tony Fratto called Carter's remarks reckless and out there. Historian Lloyd Gardner notes Carter's comments surpass Hoover's past criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Texas
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carter
Bush
White House
Tony Fratto
Lloyd Gardner
Rutgers University
Hoover
Five dead in Idaho courthouse church shootings
In Moscow Idaho a sniper fired on the Latah County Courthouse dispatch center killing Officer Lee Newbill and wounding a sheriff deputy and a civilian. The shooter and a church sexton Paul Bauer were later found dead at the First Presbyterian Church. Investigators found an assault rifle and ammunition at the scene. The motive is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Latah County
David Duke
First Presbyterian Church
Duke
Paul Bauer
Lee Newbill
Newbill
Gonzales Faces Possible No-Confidence Vote in Senate
Senate Republicans split over Attorney General Alberto Gonzales as the Democratic push for a no-confidence vote grows. Senator Mitch McConnell declined to defend Gonzales while Senator Arlen Specter predicted a sizable GOP bloc may join Democrats. Several Republicans have urged resignation over firings of federal prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee
Alberto Gonzales
Gonzales
Senate Democrats
Senate
Mitch McConnell
Justice Department
McConnell
Publican
Senate Judiciary Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Man
Senator Braun
Guantanamo Bay
David Hicks
Congress
Australia
Pentagon
Hicks
Adelaide
Berns
Collins Rd
Phil
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Coralville
Hiawatha
Marion
Gazette Data Central
Linn County
Cotemvanagazetteontiime. Com
Norman Fowler
Arlen Specter
Specter
Alberto
Midwest Athletic Club
Tao
Treme
Ourny
Jacolyn
The-Mac
Cache Revere Ek
Wolfe Eye Clinic
Iowa
Wolfeeyeclinic.com