Clinton holds lead in national polls amid tight Iowa race
Hillary Clinton remains the Democratic front-runner nationally, while Iowa shows a closer three way contest with Barack Obama and John Edwards. An AP Ipsos poll puts Clinton at 46 percent to 25 for Obama, with Edwards at 9 percent and other candidates splitting single digits.
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Giuliani Leads Polls But GOP Field Could Shift
The Associated Press Ipsos poll shows Rudy Giuliani leading national polls but hints that Fred Thompson Mitt Romney and John McCain remain strong contenders in early voting states Romney leads in Iowa New Hampshire and other early states. About 18 percent remain undecided with conservatives not coalescing around one candidate. Romney has donated 17.5 million to his campaign while Giuliani holds 27 percent.
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Heist suspect linked to armored car killings in Philadelphia
A former bank robber, Mustafa Ali, 36, allegedly trailed an armored car to an ATM and shot two retired Philadelphia police guards, William Widmaier, 65, and Joseph Alullo, 54. Ali owned the used Acura, was arrested on unrelated charges, and faces murder and robbery counts after a taped statement. The victims were longtime friends from the police force.
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Attorney Craig Can Use Campaign Funds For Defense
Senator Larry Craig plans to stay in the Senate while fighting to clear his name and may use campaign funds for legal defense under federal law with only one exception personal expenses. He can keep and spend excess funds whether he remains in office or leaves. Craig reports a $165,200 salary, a Senate Credit Union balance of 50 thousand to 100 thousand, a federal retirement account valued at 250 thousand to 500 thousand, and about 500 thousand in his campaign account.
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Life in prison possible for man in murder
Boris Graham, 37, was convicted in Superior Court of murdering clothing-store owner Christopher Rawlings. DNA linked him to a ski mask found in a Bentley trunk after two masked men abducted Rawlings on Feb 8, 1999. Witnesses say Rawlings died after the car crash and fire.
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Family inherits 15-bed bus for big Duggar brood
In Port Huron Michigan a 15-bed bus once used for the Port Huron Flags was bought by Arkansas couple Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar and their 17 children. The family plans to travel to visit relatives in Ohio using the vehicle. The price was not disclosed.
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