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...president, who has spent the past month resting in his 33 Elmwood Avenue mansion, plans to celebrate Christmas with his family and to vacation in January, Rowe said...
...Corniel was in critical condition late this afternoon.) But the Park Police, who defended the shooting, released a videotape of the confrontation's final moments, basically affirming the accounts of eyewitnesses. A spokesman denied the police were more likely to fire because of two recent shootings at the mansion -- when Francisco Martin Duran allegedly sprayed it with semiautomatic gunfire Oct. 29 and last weekend, when someone apparently fired toward the White House from the nearby Ellipse. "I don't think they were more quick to fire
...result of an all too violent society. "We have a problem with too many guns on the streets, too much violence and I think this is just a symptom, yet another symptom of that," Myers said. Investigators have found a bullet in the state dining room of the mansion, while three others fell short of the apparent target and were discovered outside. There are still no leads on the identity of the gunman. The First Family slept through Saturday night's attack, but this third breach of White House security, after a plane crashed into the building earlier this fall...
...fact that he hasn't done so doesn't mean that he's not "resting in his Cambridge mansion," as Friday's story implied...
...whole movement in its tracks." Nevertheless, laws limiting the terms of state officials, which have generally been upheld by lower courts and are not at issue in next week's Supreme Court case, have changed the nature of political activity from the school board to the Governor's mansion. A case in point: California's term limits may require assembly speaker Willie Brown, who has won re-election every time since 1964, to run for a state senate seat the next time around if he wants to stay in the legislature...