Blackout Day Two Brings Restores, New Woes Across North America
Power returned in Michigan and Cleveland, but water and gas remained scarce. New York City’s subways stayed halted while Manhattan's lights returned to Times Square. Canada and the U.S. formed a joint task force to investigate the outage and modernize the grid. Officials warned the end of the weekend might see continued rolling outages and limited fuel supplies as authorities map a path to a safer, more resilient system.
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Fear blanket over Iraq until Saddam captured or killed
U S commander Lt Gen Ricardo Sanchez said Saddam Hussein’s removal would end guerrilla resistance and mute Iraqi fear. In Baghdad a Shiite imam warned that American occupation stems from greed for oil. The Army evacuated Apache crew after a maintenance crash and four raids detained 16 suspects while seizing missiles and rockets.
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Hambali arrested in Thailand as U S interrogates
Indonesian Riduan Isamuddin known as Hambali, alleged Asian al Qaeda mastermind, was arrested in Thailand after a tip and is being interrogated by U S authorities with Thai officials saying he is in allied custody. Thaksin confirmed the arrest and transfer details.
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Sanctions on Libya stay despite 1988 bombing settlement
The Bush administration will keep U.S. diplomatic and economic pressure on Libya after its acceptance of responsibility for the Pan Am bombing over Scotland in 1988. Libyan funds of 2.7 billion dollars will be deposited in a Swiss escrow next week, with victims’ families possibly receiving up to 10 million each. The United States plans to abstain on a UN sanctions vote and keeps Libya on its terrorism sponsor list. In Monrovia, Liberia, thousands press through siege lines as aid ships arrive, shoppers fill streets, and rivers of hunger reveal the city’s 10 week battle toll.
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Dean backs away from spending limits pledge
Nevada Iowa Democratic candidate Howard Dean backed away from a pledge to spend within public financing limits. He said advisers want to explore opting out due to fundraising success, but he may still accept some taxpayer money and restraints. He left open the option to reject public financing if needed.
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