Black Chronicle
  July 02, 2009    



Search
 
Search tips | Advanced
Search Google
  



Front Page

Ex-Tulsans Indicted In a 2004 Blast Case
TULSA--Two former Tulsans, one of whom became caught up in the conspiracy theories swirling around the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, have been indicted in a 2004 Arizona bombing.

Twin brothers Dennis Mahon and Daniel Mahon were arrested last week in Davis Junction, Ill., on charges alleging that ...
[Read full story]


A Royal Salute
LOS ANGELES--Michael Jackson’s sister, Janet Jackson, and father, Joe Jackson, made a surprise appearance on the red carpet at the BET Awards Sunday.

“We’re doing fine, thank you,” Miss Jackson said.

“It’s a fantastic thing. It’s a great thing. I just wish [Michael] could have seen this celebration. It’s hard. He’s gone, but….I’m here to celebrate.”

Mr. Jackson, wearing sunglasses and shaky at times when he spoke, continued: “He was the biggest star in history. I feel sorry that the biggest star in ...
[Read full story]


Cityans Among 10 Killed in Turnpike Pileup
MIAMI, Okla.--Four members of the Hooks family from Oklahoma City were on their way to see one of their relatives get ordained when they were killed in Friday’s gruesome pileup, multi-vehicle crash that, so far, has a death toll of 10.

The Hooks were traveling on the Will Rogers Turnpike ...
[Read full story]

 
[Local news archives]

 
 

Top News

  • Cops shoot Texas pastor with Taser  
  • Marines launch major Afghan attack  
  • DEA joins Jackson death investigation  
  • Doomed Flight 447 fell intact into sea  
  • U.S. halts military relations with Honduras  
  • Calif. prepares to pay bills with IOUs  
  • Israel accused of ‘reckless’ war crimes in Gaza  
  • SEC lawyer issued Madoff warning in 2004  
  • 400,000 cribs recalled after 8-month-old dies  
  • Rodriguez lifts Yankees over Mariners  

    POLITICS

  • Obama talks jobs, Jackson, and Russia  
  • U.S. halts military relations with Honduras  
  • Crisis looms as Calif. misses budget deadline  
  • Governor 'crossed lines' with more women  
  • Campaign funds, civil rights still on agenda  
  • Obama gets ally for health care plan: Wal-Mart  
  • Senate panel readies gov't insurance option  
  • Which Al Franken will show up in Washington?  
  • Group's records tell little about Sotomayor  
  • Maloney to take on Gillibrand in primary  

    HEALTH

  • Wine may help cancer patients handle radiation  
  • Hot or not? Ladies less likely to agree  
  • Insomniac Michael Jackson begged for sedative  
  • Fitness risk after 50: Did Jackson do too much?  
  • Doc at center of VA cancer probe admits errors  
  • FDA panel votes to eliminate Vicodin, Percocet  
  • Stressed, broke smokers struggle with habit  
  • Daily sex makes for healthier sperm  
  • Bone growth agent linked to neck problems  
  • Best treatments? Government aims to find out  

    Sports

  • It's Williams vs. Williams for Wimbledon title  
  • Jackson touchdown tribute called inappropriate  
  • Celizic: Hoping to avoid all-Williams final  
  • Mayfield a 'marked man,' is unable to get ride  
  • Judge won't release Stallworth car crash video  
  • Wilbon: Tiger’s actions speak louder than words  
  • Pistons agree to deals with Gordon, Villanueva  
  • Report: Clippers to trade Randolph to Grizzlies  
  • Vegas Advisors on Gambling: Who will cover?  
  • Live odds  

    Entertainment

  • Jermaine Jackson: ‘I wish it was me’  
  • Meet the new cast of ‘Big Brother 11’  
  • Staples Center offers to host Jackson memorial  
  • DEA joins Jackson death investigation  
  • Who’ll fill Jackson’s O2 dates? No one knows  
  • Will Neverland be the next Graceland?  
  • Quiz: Which ‘View’ host was sued over new book?  
  • Too much Jackson coverage, poll says  
  • Gangster films take revenge on our behalf  
  • McMahon remembered as Marine, family man  
     

     Copyright 1998-2007 MyWebPal.com. All rights reserved.
    Contact us at webmaster@mywebpal.com
    All other trademarks and Registered trademarks are property
    of their respective owners.