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BUT WITHOUT ALL THE RAIN.
Campground shooter
turns himself in
1A man accused of killing
someone in a dispute about
loud music at a campground has
turned himself in to state police.
Edward Paul Leroy, 48, was
booked into the Lane County Jail
Tuesday on a charge of first-de
gree manslaughter with a firearm,
state police Sgt. Mike Houlihan
said.
Leroy is accused of killing Don
ald Kurtis Widener, 39, of
Rochester, Wash., who was cele
brating his 11-year-old daughter’s
birthday with other relatives at a
campsite near the Cougar Reser
voir east of Springfield when the
shooting occurred.
Six Muslims confess
to Saudi bombing
2DUBAI, United Arab Emirates
— Six Muslim militants have
confessed to the truck bombing
that killed 19 U.S. servicemen in
Saudi Arabia, a Saudi opposition
figure said Wednesday, but he
predicted it would be weeks be
fore authorities announce the de
tails.
The U.S. Embassy and Saudi
officials in the kingdom refused
to comment Wednesday on the
report by a Saudi opposition
group and have released no de
tails on the inquiry into the June
25 blast.
Suspect’s lawyer
convinced FBI has
wrong man
3ATLANTA — The FBI ought
to be convinced by now it has
the wrong man in the Olympic
park bombing, Richard Jewell’s
lawyer said Wednesday, two
weeks after the hero security
guard emerged as a suspect.
“They must know. Do you
know anybody in your experi
ence that would be smart enough
to do this and withstand this kind
of scrutiny?” Watson Bryant said.
“I’m not. I don’t think Richard is
either.”
FBI spokesman Jay Spadafore
did not immediately return a call
for comment.
Worshippers killed
during celebration
4KARACHI, Pakistan — Gun
men opened fire Wednesday
on Sunni Muslims gathered out
side a mosque to celebrate Pak
istan’s Independence Day, killing
11 worshipers and wounding nine.
There was no immediate claim
of responsibility, but police Su
perintendent Din Mohammed
Baluch said the attack was reli
giously motivated. Other police
officials said it was apparently to
avenge the shooting deaths last
week of two prominent Shiite
Muslim leaders in eastern Punjab
province.
Witnesses said about 200 peo
ple had gathered outside the New
Town mosque for an Indepen
dence Day procession when- the
attack began.
American neo-Nazi
may get five years
5HAMBURG, Germany — A
prosecutor has recommended
a five-year prison term for Gary
Lauck, an American neo-Nazi
charged with inciting racial ha
tred, defaming Jews and distrib
uting illegal material in Germany.
In his closing arguments
Wednesday, prosecutor Bernd
Mauruschat said Lauck, 43, of
Lincoln, Neb., remained unre
pentant throughout his three
month trial and should not be
dismissed as a harmless eccentric
who praises Adolf Hitler and de
nies the Holocaust took place.
“Lauck turned many young
people against democracy,” said
Mauruschat. He said Lauck was
motivated by profound anti
Semitism and honor for Hitler.
Church calls for
boycott of Disney
6SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The As
semblies of God, a promoter of
the Walt Disney Co. for 25 years,
called on its 2.5 million members
Wednesday to boycott Disney for
“abandoning the commitment to
strong moral values.”
In urging its members not see
Disney movies, visit Disney
theme parks or buy its other prod
ucts, the Pentecostal denomina
tion became the third religious
group to criticize the company in
recent months.
The Assemblies criticized Dis
ney’s Orlando, Fla., theme park,
which has been the site of a Gay
and Lesbian Day for several years.
Though Disney does not sponsor
the event, the church said it
should have warned families.
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