Iraq draft charter links Islam to civil law drawing women fears
The AP obtained a draft Iraqi charter section on civil law that would place Islam in civil rulings, sparking concerns women could lose rights in marriage and inheritance. Sunni leaders resumed work after assurances, while U.S. Ambassador Khalilzad urged unity and a nonmilitia path. A roadside bombing near Samarra killed a U.S. soldier as the war's toll rose. 1,778 American service members have died since 2003.
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Indiana guardsman pleads guilty in Iraqi death at Fort Knox
Corporal Dustin Berg, 22, of Ferdinand Indiana, pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in the 2003 death of an Iraqi police officer. He admitted he shot himself in the stomach to simulate a gunfight and obstruct the investigation. Berg received 18 months in prison and a bad conduct discharge.
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