Nine hurt in shooting at fireworks display
DETROIT police reported nine people wounded when a gunman opened fire at the city’s annual fireworks event. Police chief Bully Cummings said the attack followed an argument and bystanders were caught in the crossfire. A bystander provided photos of suspects, and several people were questioned with no arrests yet.
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Ena Bully Cummings
Windsor
Ontario
Bully Cummings
James Tate
High court action seals Cheney energy task force details
The Supreme Court blocked appeals affecting more than 100 death row inmates and refused to revive a 2002 ruling on jury versus judge death sentencing. In a parallel decision, the court allowed further challenges to Cheney era energy task force openness, sending the case to a lower court.
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N.Y
New York
Court of Appeals
Williom
High Court
Cheney
Energy Task Force
Washington
Supreme Court
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Montana
Nebraska
Texas
Pennsylvania
Antonin Scalia
Bush Administration
Dick Cheney
Executive Branch
California
Fremont villages unearthed south of Salt Lake City
Archaeologists about 130 miles south of Salt Lake City uncover villages dated to over a thousand years ago. The sites are attributed to the Fremont culture, contemporaries of Anasazi communities on the Colorado Plateau.
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Salt Lake City
Colorado Plateau
Ancient Indian settlement found on Utah ranch
Discovery of a vast, well preserved 4200 acre Utah site on Waldo Wilcox’s former ranch reveals 12 miles of prehistoric villages with stone houses under ground, rock art and granaries. Archaeologists say 200 pristine sites span up to 4500 years with Fremont remains and potential clues to early North American inhabitants. The state owns the land. access plans await.
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Waldo Wilcox
Utah
Rook Cliffs
Salt Lake City
Arizona
Colorado
Duncan Metcalfe
Utah Museum of Natural History
Metcalfe
Wilcox
Colorado Plateau
North America
Bering Strait
Oxygen leak aborts NASA spacewalk at ISS
Two astronauts began a risky spacewalk from the International Space Station but were ordered back inside after Mission Control detected a pressure drop in Fincke’s oxygen bottle. The delay halted an attempt to replace a faulty circuit breaker powering a gyroscope. the crew remained safe inside the station.
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Fla
International Space Station
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Gennady Padalka
Fincke
Padalka
Space Station
Bush grilled over CIA leak investigation expands to Oval Office
Federal investigators questioned President Bush for 70 minutes about the CIA leak case tying Valerie Plame’s identity to a July disclosure. Jim Sharp attended the interview. the probe has raised questions about White House cooperation and potential endgame.
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Jim Sharp
White House
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Robert Novak
Fitzgerald
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Plame
Wison
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Niger
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Dick Cheney
Alberto Gonzales
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