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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2001
Page
2
Iraq claimed via its official news agency that an allied aircraft was hit while patrolling the no fly zone over northern Iraq on Friday. The Pentagon denied the claim saying the aircraft returned safely to base.
Indiana Senator Evan Bayh announced at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis that he will not seek the Democratic nomination for president in 2004. He will consider a second term in the Senate, citing family commitments and the all consuming nature of a presidential campaign. Bayh, 45, has led a centrist, bipartisan path as a former governor and current Senate leader, with his father Birch Bayh having served in the Senate before him.
Gaston County Sheriff deputies returned Duke to Central Prison after a 14 hour trial. He stayed two days in Gaston County Jail before Judge Angela Hoyle maxed the assault sentence at 150 days concurrent with his double death sentence. Sands argued the assault is admissible in future sentencing. Cloninger said it would be inadmissible in future trials. Duke faces a pending Superior Court jury trial and a third murder charge from the January 1999 killing of Larry Eugene Bell.
President Bush, during a daylong visit to Warsaw, aims to ease tensions with Russia and push for a new U S Russian security framework. Putin signals interest while raising concerns about arms proliferation and press freedoms as NATO EU talks continue.
County commissioners clash on budget cuts and a proposed 9 cent tax hike. Bruce Parsons demands drastic 48 percent health department reductions, while Floyd Wright backs 8.7 percent cuts and Carpenter pushes for tax increases to maintain services. City officials anticipate final vote after further talks.
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