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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 2005

Page

5

Italy and U S cannot assign fault in agent death

Rome and Washington announced they could not reach shared final conclusions on fault in the March 4 death of Italian intelligence agent Nicola Calipari in Iraq. The case moves to national authorities as Italy opens a criminal inquiry. Calipari had helped free journalist Giuliana Sgrena when U S soldiers fired on the Italians’ vehicle near Baghdad’s airport.

Rome Italy United States U.S Iraq Nicola Calipari Calipari Giuliana Sgrena Baghdad

Mother charged in children's stabbing deaths

Tonya Vasilev, 34, was charged with two counts of first degree murder for the killings of her 9-year-old son Christian and 3-year-old daughter Grace inside their Hoffman Estates home. The father Nikolai Vasilev found the scene Wednesday night. a public defender was appointed and she was held without bail.

Hoffman Estates Ill Chicago Tonya Vasilev Nikolai Vasilev Richard Karwaczka Vasilev Christian Karwaczka Grace Tonya

Officer killed as suspect steals patrol car at LAX

An airport police officer died Friday during a struggle with suspect William Sadowski who stole the officer's patrol car and crashed into a fire hydrant near Los Angeles International Airport. Sadowski, 46, was treated at a hospital and faces murder investigation charges. the officer's name was not released.

Los Angeles Los Angeles International Airport Michel Moore Moore Sadowski

First planet imaged outside our solar system confirmed

An international team of European and American astronomers report images from the Very Large Telescope in Chile show two objects bound by gravity around a distant star. The team says the object is five times the mass of Jupiter and the first directly imaged exoplanet. Scientist Gael Chauvin led the study.

Los Angeles Chile Gael Chauvin Chauvin

Insurgents Unleash 17 Hazardous Devices Across Iraq

In a coordinated Friday assault, insurgents detonated at least 17 hazardous devices across Iraq, killing or wounding dozens including three U.S. soldiers. The Deadliest strikes hit Azamiyah in Baghdad and Madain, with many Iraqi police and security forces among the injured. The U.S. military termed the attacks an attempt to derail Iraq’s new government.

Baghdad Iraq U.S Madain America Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Bush Azamiyah Wafiq al-Samarie Khalid al-Hassan Karim Kadim Associated Press TRAQI

Ice delays NASA shuttle flight to mid July

NASA postponed the first post-Columbia shuttle mission by at least two months after analysis showed ice shedding from the fuel tank could pose a fatal danger similar to the foam that doomed Columbia. Discovery will fly in mid July after repairs to remove ice risk and add a heater along a 70 foot oxygen pipe.

Cape Canaveral Fla NASA Discovery Michael Griffin Columbia

Private to plead guilty to Abu Ghraib abuse

Pfc Lynndie England, 22, will plead guilty in a military court to seven of nine counts including conspiracy and maltreatment of prisoners in the Abu Ghraib abuse case. If the plea is accepted, punishment will be decided by a panel. one indecent act and one order violation counts will be dismissed.

San Antonio Pfc Lynndie England Abu Ghraib U.S England Rick Hernandez Fort Hood Hernandez Fort Ashby W Va

Missing bride to be Wilbanks search halted in Duluth

Duluth Georgia family and police suspended the search for Jennifer Wilbanks after three sweeps covering nearly six square miles yielded little. Her fiance John Mason said he passed a private polygraph and the wedding was canceled with a 6 30 p m prayer service planned at Duluth First United Methodist Church.

Duluth Jennifer Wilbanks Wilbanks Duluth First United Methodist Church John Mason Atlanta Mason

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