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Newspaper

Herald Zeitung

Location

New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 2007

Page

8

Obama speaks at Alabama church where 1965 voting march began

Presidential candidate Barack Obama addresses a church in Alabama tied to the origin of the Bloody Sunday voting rights march of 1965, honoring those who fought for civil rights and freedom. He notes he stands on the shoulders of giants.

Barack Obama Alabama

Libby convicted in CIA leak case after trial

Former Cheney aide J Lewis Libby was found guilty on four counts including lying and obstructing a leak investigation into the 2003 exposure of Valerie Plame. The verdict ends a near four year probe into how Plame's CIA role was leaked to reporters, and high level officials were questioned about prewar intelligence on weapons of mass destruction.

Cheney Washington Dick Cheney J. Lewis Scooter Libby CIA Bush Judith Miller New York Times Joseph Wilson Miller Patrick Fitzgerald Wilson Valerie Plame

U S pushes N Korea beyond reactor deal

In New York the United States urged North Korea to go beyond shutting the main plutonium reactor and to disclose any uranium enrichment program. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill described talks on diplomatic ties as constructive as Washington seeks normalization, regional peace, and security in northeast Asia.

New York United States North Korea Assis Tant Christopher Hill Washington Korean Peninsula Northeast Asia Hill

NATO launches largest offensive in southern Afghanistan

NATO and Afghan forces begin Operation Achilles with 4,500 NATO and 1,000 Afghan troops moving into Helmand province. The push targets Taliban insurgents and drug networks in Afghanistan’s opium heartland, aiming to win local support and pave government reach into a previously lawless area. The mission is the alliance’s biggest in the country, though smaller in troop numbers than the prior U.S. assault in Helmand.

Kabul Afghanistan NATO Tom Collins International Security Assistance Force Taliban Hamid Karzai Collins U.S Helmand

Ex-husband crashes plane into mother-in-law home killing himself and child

Bedford Indiana police say Eric Johnson deliberately flew a rented single engine plane into Vivian Pace's one story house killing himself and his 8 year old daughter. Pace recalls a cell phone call where Johnson spoke of harming ex wife Beth Johnson and the child cried for help. Investigators treat as death by own action and homicide with no notes found indicating intentions.

Bedford Ind Beth Johnson Indiana Vivian Pace Eric Johnson Ace Johnson Beth Pace Dave Bursten Bursten

Unzipped fly leads to Wisconsin drug arrest

A 22 year old Sheboygan man was arrested after police found a marijuana pipe and a small amount of marijuana hidden in his underwear when his car got stuck in a ditch in Wilson. He was charged with misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia felony marijuana possession and operating a vehicle after revocation.

Wilson Sheboygan

Bausch & Lomb recalls ReNu MultiPlus solution

Rochester firm recalls about 1.5 million bottles of ReNu MultiPlus after detecting trace iron that could weaken cleaner. The move follows the MoistureLoc recall linked to fungal eye infections and a modest 2006 sales dip amid slow lens sales and a voluntary recall of 12 lots after customer reports of discolored solution.

Bausch & Lomb Bausch & Lomb Inc

Man gets life for first degree murder after blaming daughter

Brad Reay 47 received life in prison with no parole for murdering his wife in South Dakota. He claimed their 12-year-old daughter Haylee was responsible, but witnesses and the court rejected the claim as he described the事件. Holly Givens, sister of victim Tami Reay, said Reay sought control and killed her, then blamed his daughter to deflect accountability.

Brad Reay Holly Givens Tami Reay Reay Haylee

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