Daily Archives: January 7, 2006
Homeland Security opening private mail
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
In the 50 years that Grant Goodman has known and corresponded with a colleague in the Philippines he never had any reason to suspect that their friendship was anything but spectacularly ordinary.
But now he believes that the relationship has …
Terror Fears Close Britain’s Embassy in Jorda ...
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
Britain indefinitely closed its embassy in Jordan because of the danger of a terrorist attack, the Foreign Office said Saturday.
Haiti UN mission chief found dead
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
The commander of the United Nations peacekeeping force in Haiti has been found shot dead in a hotel room.
Miami Without Wade, Williams Against Suns
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
The Miami Heat were without Dwyane Wade and Jason Williams because of injuries for Friday night’s game against the Phoenix Suns.
Landmark Chicago church burns
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
A massive fire Friday destroyed a landmark South Side church where Mahalia Jackson and other gospel royalty often sang during the 20th century and the man considered the father of gospel music led the choir.
Sri Lankan Navy boat sinks after attack
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
A Sri Lankan Navy fast attack craft (FAC) with 15 sailors on board sank in the early hours of Saturday after a heavy explosion, defense officials said.
China courthouse bomb kills 5
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
Five people were killed and 22 injured after a man set off a bomb in a courtroom in far western China, the official Xinhua News Agency reported on Saturday.
London Suicide Bomber Left Savings of $212,460
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
One of the four London suicide bombers left behind savings of $212,460, a court-service spokesman said Friday.
Shehzad Tanweer, 22, who police said killed seven commuters on a subway car July 7 near Aldgate station in east London…
Microsoft Shuts Down Chinese Blogger
by admin • JAN 7, 2006
Microsoft Corp. has shut down the Internet journal of a Chinese blogger that discussed politically sensitive issues, including a recent strike at a Beijing newspaper.
The action came amid criticism by free-speech activists of foreign technology companies that help the …
Republicans Could Face Problems This Fall
by • JAN 7, 2006
A poll offers warning signs for Republicans in November’s elections. The AP-Ipsos poll finds Americans lean heavily toward giving Democrats control of Congress.