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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2004
Page
5
A 10-vehicle convoy was attacked near Day Chapan in southern Zabul by about 10 suspected Taliban insurgents. U S forces returned fire with small arms after RPGs were fired early in the morning.
In Paraguay the death toll rose to 399 with 144 still missing after a weekend supermarket blaze. Attorney General Oscar Latorre said 52 victims remain unidentified after removing 27 duplicate entries. A co owner and four others face manslaughter charges for allegedly ordering doors locked to deter theft.
In Washington Deputy Secretary of State Armitage says Muslim nations resist a Saudi proposal for a Muslim force to support the U S led coalition in Iraq. The administration seeks Muslim support for postwar operations and potential troop withdrawals. In Kabul insurgents fire rockets and explosives at U S forces in southern Afghanistan, wounding at least eight soldiers.
CAIRO Egypt An al-Qaida linked cleric who boasted of evading capture was arrested in Saudi Arabia without firing a shot an Interior Ministry official said Faris Ahmed Jamaan al Shaweel al Zahrani ranked No 12 on a list of 26 most wanted terror suspects was captured late Thursday with an unidentified militant only 11 remain at large including Saleh Mohammed al Roofi a former prison guard seen by many as the network's new leader in Saudi Arabia
A Berlin court convicted former East German Politburo members Hans-Joachim Boehme and Siegfried Lorenz of failing to prevent killings at the Berlin Wall. Both received probation as the era nears its end nearly 15 years after reunification. The two men embraced supporters outside the courthouse.
FBI agents searched two Wellsville, New York addresses tied to doctor Kenneth M. Berry as part of the anthrax investigation, days after Berry applied for a patent on a system to detect chemical and biological attacks. Berry, 46, was later charged with assault after a family fight and released on 10,000 dollars bond. Authorities also searched a seaside New Jersey summer home, removing bags and boxes. no final findings were disclosed.
Salt Lake Tribune reports Utah Special Forces sergeant Layne Morris seeks 2.5 million for injuries and 5 million for the widow Tabitha Speer from Ahmed Khadr and his son Omar Khadr. The suit claims terrorism under U.S. common law and targets assets frozen by U.S. and Canadian governments.
Fort Bragg testimony from Sgt Joseph Darby reveals he wrestled for months with whether to disclose abuse of Iraqi inmates at Abu Ghraib. He provided two compact discs showing Pfc Lynndie England leading a naked detainee by a leash and smiling, prompting potential court martial on 13 counts of abuse and 6 counts of possessing explicit photos.
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