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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2005
Page
3
Gnassingbe Eyadema, Africa’s longest-ruling leader, died at 69 after a heart attack in Piya. Hours later the military named his son as new head of state. Prime Minister Koffi Sama urged order as borders were closed.
In Riyadh Crown Prince Abdullah urged establishing a global intelligence sharing center at a conference on fighting al Qaida and other groups. He argues the center would let experts exchange information instantly to prevent attacks worldwide.
In Wichita Kansas a 17 year old student is charged with making homemade bombs that exploded outside two teachers homes and outside a school secretary home and on a high school football field. He was arrested Friday at Nickerson High School and placed in juvenile detention on five counts of arson and two counts of attempted arson. A hearing will decide if he is charged as a juvenile or adult.
A Prunedale crash left five dead when a northbound car attempted a U turn on Highway 101 and was struck broadside by a southbound SUV. Four others suffered injuries. the unlicensed 17 year old driver was among the deceased. Police say the northbound vehicle crossed a double yellow line before the collision. The victims included four males and the female driver, who was the son of the car's registered owner.
In Baghdad Sunni politicians propose participation in drafting a permanent constitution while Shiite allies dominate the election returns. Attacks by Sunni insurgents kill at least three U.S. troops and many Iraqis as U.S. backed Ayad Allawi trails in preliminary tallies. The National Assembly faces a two thirds vote to set a president and prime minister amid Sunni doubts over marginalization.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged Russia to show commitment to free press and democracy. She pressed cooperation with Georgia and Ukraine, noted European eagerness to move past Iraq tensions, and outlined aims for Bush Putin talks in Slovakia and a Paris speech. Her Ankara stop followed a dinner with Lavrov as Turkey cautions over regional issues.
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