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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2007
Page
5
FDA tests on recalled Menu Foods pet foods show melamine, a plastic additive, but not the cancer drug linked to rat poisoning. Dry pet foods now part of the recall. Cornell researchers detected melamine in a cat’s urine and in the kidney of a deceased cat tied to the recall.
Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri a Saudi detainee says U S interrogators tortured him for five years at CIA black sites and forced confessions to the USS Cole bombing to satisfy them He is the second high value detainee to allege torture before transfer to Guantanamo in September He told a Pentagon hearing transcript dated March 14 that he fabricated links to the Cole attack to please his interrogators.
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said two teens started a 150 acre blaze that sent smoke over Warner Bros studios and rose high behind the Hollywood sign on Friday. The incident drew swift official attention and prompted emergency response. Investigations continue to determine exact causes and any charges to be filed.
President Bush apologized in person to troops at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for shoddy conditions and bureaucratic failures. He pledged fixes after reports of moldy walls and other neglect, noting the system failed service members. The visit came amid funding battles with Congress over Iraq troops and VA care.
A captured Royal Marine named Nathan Summers appeared in a new TV clip on Iran's Al-Alam channel, apologizing for trespassing in Iranian waters. Tehran released a third letter from the sole woman among 15 Britons detained by Iran's Revolutionary Guards as tensions rise amid U.N. sanctions over Iran's nuclear program.
Five days after Pat Tillman died in Afghanistan a memo to four star general Stanley McChrystal warned it was highly possible he was killed by friendly fire. The AP obtained the document showing officials feared President Bush might face embarrassment if he spoke of an ambush.
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales vowed to remain on the job amid questions about his involvement in the dismissals of eight U.S. attorneys. He said he knew staff drafted firing plans but could not recall discussing who would be told to leave. He defended his actions as consistent with truth and accountability and said he is fighting for the truth.
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