Ashcroft views faith shaping public life and career
Attorney General designate John Ashcroft says he invites God's presence in decisions and compares elections to crucifixions and resurrections. In his 1998 book he credits his pastor father for shaping his beliefs and defends his stance on race abortion and the death penalty amid opposition to his nomination.
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No Gun Ri findings show killings of refugees in 1950
A joint US Korea summary says U S soldiers killed an unknown number of refugees at No Gun Ri in late July 1950 under inexperienced leadership and fear of North Korean infiltration. It finds no proof of firing orders but notes refugees were shot by small arms and artillery while airplanes strafed the area.
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Hard-liner Sharon kicks off peace campaign
In Jerusalem Ariel Sharon presents a softened image for his campaign as he leads with a pledge of concessions toward peace while maintaining hawk credibility. Polls show a double-digit lead over Ehud Barak ahead of February 6 elections. He avoids detailed peace terms.
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Guards charged over sex acts at governor home
Two South Carolina guards Freddie Priester and Demont Gilbert faced charges for allowing inmates to have sex at the governor s mansion complex while four minimum security inmates handled maintenance and cleaning. Gov Hodges and lawmakers reacted with shock and calls for discipline. No guards were charged with having sex with inmates.
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Mother jailed for killing her newborn in Ohio
Nicole Phillips, 25, was sentenced to five years in prison in Trumbull County for drugging her two month old son Tavares so she could go bar hopping. Judge Andrew Logan condemned the act while Phillips’s attorney insisted there was no intent to kill. Phillips offered no comment.
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