Bush proposes new plan to curb pollution and boost energy efficiency
President Bush unveiled a plan to slow greenhouse gas growth while promoting cleaner energy and technology. Democrats and environmental groups blasted the approach as insufficient, while supporters tout a cap and trade style program and stricter power plant standards. Bush plans to discuss the proposal during a trip to Asia next week.
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Retired Air Force sergeant indicted for spying for Iraq
A grand jury in Alexandria, Virginia indicted 39 year old Brian Patrick Regan on three counts of attempted espionage and one of gathering national defense information for allegedly offering U S military secrets to Iraq Libya and China for 13 million dollars He described the amount as a small price compared with Hollywood earnings and claimed to be a retiring CIA officer Regan who worked at the National Reconnaissance Office faces possible death penalty if convicted and prosecutors say he wrote to Saddam Hussein between 1999 and 2001 seeking payment and tried to covertly prove access to intelligence materials
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Manhattan serial hit and run driver arrested after raids
Police say Ronald Popadich admitted deliberate crashes injuring 19 in a 20 block span two days, then seven more in midtown. He fled the scene, was arrested in Garfield New Jersey after carjacking a Jetta and abandoning it in Manhattan. A gun linked to a shooting of Lisa Gotkin was found as neighbors notified police.
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1.6 Million Jeeps Recalled Over Unintended Reverse
Chrysler recalls 1.6 million Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVs from 1993 through 1998 after NHTSA reports of vehicles shifting into reverse while parked or with engines on. Investigations followed more than 700 owner complaints and at least five deaths and over 150 injuries. Dealers will install a fix at no cost.
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