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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 2005

Page

3

Cheney ends bid after term says he won’t run again

In a Sunday interview Cheney states he will not seek any office after completing his term as vice president, planning to enjoy time with grandchildren. He emphasizes he told Bush’s team he would never pursue the presidency and repeats the stance, invoking Sherman’s 1884 quip.

Washington Dick Cheney Cheney George W. Bush Fox News William Sherman

Parents sue over boot camp death in Missouri

The parents of 15 year old Roberto Reyes of Santa Rosa California filed a wrongful death suit against Thayer Learning Center Boot Camp and Boarding School near Kansas City Missouri. They allege the facility failed to treat a spider bite promptly and that the teen was dragged beaten placed in solitary confinement and forced to lie in his own excrement for extended periods.

ST. Joseph Roberto Reyes Santa Rosa Calif Thayer Learning Center Kansas City

Mud wrestling leads to demotion at Camp Bucca

A female member of the 160th Military Police Battalion was demoted and placed on restriction after an Oct 30 mud wrestling party at Camp Bucca in Iraq. The event occurred as the unit from Tallahassee, Florida, prepared to turn over duties to the 105th Military Police Battalion based in Asheville.

Raleigh N.C National Guard Camp Bucca Iraq 160Th Military Police Battalion Tallahassee Fla Asheville 105Th Military Police Battalion Barry Johnson

Case ends on Marine general remarks

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said the case is closed after Lt Gen James Mattis faced scrutiny for comments at a San Diego forum. Mattis, a career infantry officer leading Marine training and equipping efforts, described the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and his remarks drew attention.

Washington Donald H. Rumsfeld Marine Corps Iraq Afghanistan U.S James Mattis San Diego

Four Egyptians kidnapped in Baghdad amid rising violence

Gunmen seized four Egyptians working for Iraqna in western Baghdad as insurgents stepped up attacks on security forces. Separately 22 Iraqi troops and 14 insurgents died in clashes south of Baghdad near Mahawil after rebels reportedly attacked a police station. A U S soldier was killed north of Baghdad in a roadside bombing.

Baghdad Iraq U.S Mahawil Muthana Khalid Ali United States Mansour Iraqna Orascom Telecommunications Orascom

Rice says Israel faces hard decisions for peace

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice met with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in Jerusalem and said Israel must make hard decisions to advance peace with the Palestinians. She spoke of renewed momentum and a duty to match commitments, as talks with Abbas and other leaders in Ramallah followed. The trip precedes a Cairo summit with Mubarak and King Abdullah.

Jerusalem Condoleezza Rice Middle East U.S Ariel Sharon Rice Sharon Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas West Bank Ramallah Bush Administration Egypt Hosni Mubarak Jordan Abdullah Israel

Gonzales picks White House lawyers for Justice Dept posts

President elect Alberto R. Gonzales will bring three White House counsel aides to the Justice Department. Ted Ullyot will be chief of staff, D Kyle Sampson deputy chief of staff, and Raul Yanes counselor. All three aided Gonzales in the White House. Ullyot and Yanes led the Plame investigation response. Gonzalez has recused himself from the Plame probe.

Washington Alberto R. Gonzales White House Justice Department Gonzales United States of America Ted Ullyot D. Kyle Samp Son Raul Yanes Ullyot Yanes CIA Valerie Plame Plame John D. Ashcroft

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