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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 2005

Page

3

Freezer horror in Austrian town shocks Graz residents

In Graz an apartment freezer held the bodies of a newborn girl and two other infants in concrete filled pails. A 32 year old bookkeeper confessed to killing her four babies over financial fears. a 38 year old partner was also arrested.

Vienna Austria Graz

Bolton Out of Arms Control Post for U N Nomination Delay

John R. Bolton leaves the State Department role over conduct and handling of intelligence. Senate Democrats blocked his United Nations ambassadorship nomination, delaying it for weeks amid multiple investigations and objections since Bush nomination in March.

Washington John R. Bolton State Department United Nations Senate Democrats Bolton U.N Bush

Missing teen Natalee Holloway Vanishes in Aruba Search Grows

Natalee Holloway, an 18 year old Alabama honors student, disappeared after a graduation trip to Oranjestad Aruba police and volunteers comb beaches and scrubland. Her mother urged more U S help while authorities weigh possible abduction and a 50 000 reward was offered for information leading to her rescue.

Oranjestad Aruba Alabama U.S Natalee Holloway Holloway Jan van der Straaten Coast Guard Mountain Brook High School Birmingham Ala FBI Myrna Jansen Beth Holloway Twitty United States Caren Janssen

Flood Toll Rises as China Sees Summer Flood Start

In three days of torrential rain China's south and northwest suffer 88 deaths, 73 missing, with Hunan hardest hit as flash floods wash away mountain villages. Sichuan Guizhou and Xinjiang report fatalities. By Friday 69,000 homes destroyed and damage pegged at 300 million dollars.

China Xinhua LI GA Taizhimiao Xinshao County Hunan Beijing Sichuan Guizhou Xinjiang Ministry of Civil Affairs

United States accuses 14 nations of not stopping slave trade

The United States named 14 countries as failing to curb trafficking in persons including Saudi Arabia Kuwait United Arab Emirates and Qatar citing evidence of forced labor abuse and coercion Each nation could face sanctions and more countries remain under watch with China South Africa and 25 others on a watch list The report notes 800000 people are trafficked annually and stresses a global duty to act while highlighting partial improvements in some states

United States Washington Saudi Arabia U.S Middle East Kuwait United Arab Emirates Qatar State Department Condoleezza Rice Bolivia Cambodia Cuba Ecuador Jamaica Myanmar North Korea Sudan Togo Venezuela China South Africa South Asia Africa John R. Miller Abdullah Fahd Bush Texas Rice Miller Justice Department Congress Equatorial Guinea

Jurors Deliberate Two Hours In Jackson Case Ahead Of Weekend

In Santa Maria California jurors spent about two hours deliberating Friday before a weekend break in the Michael Jackson molestation trial. Closing arguments contrasted Jackson denial with the accuser’s testimony and video scenes from Living With Michael Jackson.

Jackson Santa Maria Calif Michael Jackson Thomas Mesereau Jr Ron Zonen

Iran shelters wanted terrorists says U S and allies

U S intelligence and foreign partners report growing evidence that terrorists including the Khobar Towers mastermind and a Sept. 11 allied figure have resided in Iran. Saudi officers seized Khaled al Harbi in eastern Iran last year, with video ties to bin Laden's 2001 statements. A second fugitive, Ahmad al Mughassil, is believed hidden in Iran with a $5 million U S bounty.

Washington U.S Iran Tehran Khobar Towers Osama bin Laden Khaled bin Ouda bin Mohammed al-Harbi bin Laden Saudi Arabia al-Harbi al-Qaida Taliban Afghanistan Bosnia Ahmad Ibrahim al-Mughassil Al-Mughassil Abu Omran

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