Bomb attacks kill three more U S soldiers in Iraq
In Baghdad and northern Iraq three U S soldiers were killed and six wounded in roadside bombings. A Task Force Iron Horse unit lost a member in Baqouba, while another soldier died in Tall Afar and a third in central Baghdad. Bremer signings and Islamic law debates frame a shifting political backdrop as Iraq moves toward sovereignty by July.
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Spirit rover falls short of 164 ft goal on Mars trek
The Spirit rover made its longest daily move yet but only reached about 88 feet toward the Bonneville crater, after studying rocks and soil longer than planned. Mission manager Jim Erickson said the team remains optimistic, noting the rover has gained more territory. Spirit previously traveled 70 feet in a day, the prior record. Before the journey, Spirit studied a flaky rock named Mimi to learn why it breaks more easily than nearby rocks.
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Yates Named Arson Investigator of the Year and Plans to Retire
Yates, a 24 year Kansas State Fire Marshal investigator, won a two time Arson Award and the 1992 Investigator of the Year. He credits Garnett Police and Anderson County Sheriff's deputies for support and plans to retire in June while filing to run for Anderson County Sheriff in November.
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