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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2007
Page
5
A videotaped incident at Greenwood High School shows Officer Casey Wiggins twice drawing his gun on unarmed senior James Marshall during a crowded hallway scuffle. Marshall sues for racism and dismissal. the officer’s lawyer claims the student was acting up.
A federal judge in Louisville ruled that three men alleging childhood sexual abuse by priests may proceed damages claims against the Vatican. The decision permits depositions of Vatican officials and access to church records as the plaintiffs seek accountability for top church officials who allegedly warned or failed to warn authorities about priests in the Louisville Archdiocese.
FT Campbell Kentucky soldier William B Hunsaker 24 pleaded guilty to murder attempted murder and obstruction of justice in the killings of three detainees during a raid on a suspected al Qaida compound near Samarra Iraq. He was sentenced to 18 years in prison and will be reduced in rank pay forfeiture and dishonorably discharged. He was one of four 101st Airborne Division soldiers charged in the incident at the Muthana chemical complex about 60 miles north of Baghdad.
Steven Greene says he will simply drop the urn with a note after it was taken in a burglary and later found. The ashes belong to his son who died at age four, and the urn was returned two days after the theft.
President Bush defended sending 21,500 additional U S troops to Iraq before cheers at Fort Benning Georgia while cautioning that the buildup will not yield quick results. He said it will take time and urged patience despite broad public opposition and Capitol Hill criticism.
In San Francisco and New York activists denounced President Bush plan to send more troops to Iraq. Protesters argued the buildup increases bloodshed and urges withdrawal, with crowds in Times Square and Foley Square chanting against funding and war.
In New Orleans thousands gathered near City Hall on Thursday to demand an end to bloodshed since New Year’s Day. Speakers including Rev. John C. Raphael Jr. urged police wordout and community action while Mayor Nagin watched from a podium, as crowds carried “Silence is Violence” signs.
In Indianapolis, a 24-year-old man opened fire inside Crossroads Industrial Services injuring four co workers. He was arrested in the cafeteria beside a .380 handgun and charged with four counts of attempted murder and weapons offenses. The facility, an Easter Seals program division, employs about 100 people in light manufacturing under Army contracts.
A jury awarded 2.5 million dollars in punitive damages against State Farm Fire and Casualty Co for denying a Hurricane Katrina claim by Norman and Genevieve Broussard of Biloxi. Judge Senter earlier ruled State Farm liable for 223,292 dollars in Katrina damage, with the punitive award decided by the jury. The ruling could aid hundreds of homeowners challenging insurers over storm damage coverage.
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