Rudolph faces trial for clinic bombing in Birmingham
Rudolph, 36, flown from North Carolina in handcuffs to face charges in four bombings, including the 1998 New Woman All Women Health Care clinic blast in Birmingham, with potential death penalty. Federal court appearance in Asheville preceded transfer. Authorities link attacks to Rudolph, a presumed white supremacist sympathizer, amid other blasts tied to the Olympic bombing in Atlanta and a lesbian bar bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Eri
Rudolph
Alabama
Tial
Asheville
Nlc
Atlanta
North Carolina
Sean Devereux
Woman
All Women
Doug Jones
Ion
Olympic
Ashcraft
Georgia
Screening soldiers for Gulf War illness at Fort Stewart
Army doctors prepare to screen 16 500 soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Division returning from Iraq for unexplained symptoms. The Pentagon requires health questionnaires and blood samples within 30 days of homecoming, with clinics at Fort Stewart and a gymnasium screening thousands of Reservists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stewart, Ga
Paula K. Underwood
Germany
Underwood
Fort Stewart
Winn Army Community Hospital
Army
3Rd Infantry Division
Iraq
Linderwood
Pentagon
U.S
Air Force
Navy
Persian Gulf
Mississippi River
Paul Jacobson
Jacobson
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Bush administration urges Supreme Court to reject abortion protest case
The White House asks the Supreme Court to uphold a ruling against anti abortion protesters who posted wanted posters listing clinic employees. The government argues the case concerns free speech and clinic access while noting three doctors were killed after posters issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Supreme Court
White House
Edward White II
United States of America
Virginia
Theodore Olson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Devereux
John Ashcroft
Dollarhank.com
Alltel
Eddie Bauer
Target