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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2004
Page
6
Investigators questioned Vice President Dick Cheney about who in the Bush administration leaked the name of CIA operative Valerie Plame. President Bush said he has consulted with a private attorney and expects to be questioned as a federal grand jury probes the disclosure of Plame’s identity.
At a Paris news conference on the eve of the D-Day anniversary Presidents Bush and Chirac stressed joint efforts to rebuild Iraq while openly diverging on the invasion. Chirac called the situation precarious and questioned the rationale, while Bush urged unity and international backing for Iraq’s interim government.
Paris ceremony honors 99 former American soldiers who landed on Normandy beaches and aided the liberation of France. Medics, pilots, and troops received the chevalier of the Legion of Honor title as families watched. Australian participants also were awarded.
In Baghdad and Mosul violence persisted as roadside bombs killed two U.S. soldiers and wounded others. An ambush on a highway near the airport killed three private security contractors, likely allied with foreign firms. In Najaf and Kufa clashes, religious dispute tensions rose, with Iraqi police set to resume control.
Marvin John Heemeyer, 52, built a 53-ton armored Caterpillar D9 and wrecked seven buildings on Granby’s main street in a Friday rampage sparked by a planning dispute. Heemeyer was found dead inside the vehicle Saturday, ending a lone attack that injured no one else. Governor Owens visited the town as residents surveyed the destruction including City Hall and Gamble's Department Store.
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