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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2004
Page
8
Prime Minister Tony Blair arrived at No 10 Downing Street Friday after a three hour operation to correct supraventricular tachycardia. Doctors predicted a rapid complete recovery with very low risk of recurrence. Blair praised hospital staff and said he was absolutely fine after the procedure.
A robbery victim used a camera phone to capture a photo of the alleged attacker. Police tracked down James Robert Barker within ten minutes and arrested him on aggravated robbery charges for the car wash hold up of limo driver Ismael Miranda. Police spokesman Don Aaron highlighted phones as potential crime fighting tools.
White former detective McKenzie Mattingly, 31, acquitted of murder in the Jan 3 shooting of 19-year-old Michael New by an undercover drug unit, plans to request his job be restored. Newby was the seventh black man shot by Louisville police in five years, sparking protests. Jury found him not guilty of murder, reckless homicide and manslaughter. deadlocked on wanton endangerment.
Four teenagers in a carpool were killed along with the driver of another car in a two-vehicle crash at a rural intersection outside Cleveland Texas. Superintendent Terry Myers said the impact appeared near head-on and both vehicles were severely damaged. The crash cause was under investigation.
In Port au Prince Aristide supporters clash with police, firing into the air and blocking a highway with burning tires. In Cite Soleil a gunman says two street gangs loyal to Aristide fought and one gang leader was wounded. Also reports Londoner at Guantanamo alleges torture and solitary confinement in a uncensored letter released by his lawyers. The Pentagon defends humane treatment.
Terrorism scholars say al Qaida cares about defeating the U.S. government, not choosing Bush or Kerry. They note bin Laden opposed Clinton and would pursue anti-American aims under either candidate, with only fringe claims of a group favoring Bush.
Israeli forces mass armored units along Gaza border as the army signals a planned assault on Jebaliya refugee camp. Tanks and bulldozers form a front as Palestinian gunmen fortify alleys. At least seven Palestinians killed and 32 wounded in missiles at border crossing. total Palestinian toll nears 3,000 with 1,000 Israelis dead in four years.
Lebanon lawmaker Marwan Hamadeh who opposed extending President Lahoud’s term survived a Friday attack when a parked explosives laden vehicle exploded in Beirut. His driver was killed and a bodyguard injured, as Hamadeh urged calm from his hospital bed. His brother Ali called the incident a political signal amid Lebanon’s fragile stability.
An anti discrimination group warns parents about Panzerfaust Records sending racist pro white sampler CDs to teens nationwide. The Minnesota based label used bulk mailing lists to reach youths with titles like White Supremacy and Hate Train Rolling. Officials note the campaign mirrors a prior German effort and include sites selling copies for 15 cents.
A Fairfax judge dismissed capital murder charges against sniper John Allen Muhammad in the Home Depot parking lot slaying of an FBI analyst, ruling prosecutors missed a speedy-trial deadline under Virginia law. The ruling leaves Muhammad facing death in another case while other jurisdictions may press charges, and Maryland could still pursue related killings.
A suicide bomber struck a Shiite mosque in Sialkot Pakistan during Friday prayers, killing at least 25 and injuring more than 50. A second bomb outside the mosque was defused as angry Shiites gathered to protest. No group claimed responsibility. President Musharraf condemned the attack and vowed to root out terrorists.
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