International Court Aims to Try 'Politically Sticky' Crimes
Boston report outlines a plan for an International Criminal Court within two years. Dr. Robert Woetzel of Boston College explains that such a court would handle crimes like hijackings kidnapping of diplomats and drug trafficking while preserving fair treatment and universal justice standards amid political tensions. The effort includes conferences at Rockefeller Foundation in Italy and Wingspread Wisconsin with nations like Bangladesh pledging to participate and postpone trials until after the conference.
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Granola health claim questioned by Berkeley home economist
Berkeley home economist Helen Black analyzed a co op granola recipe and found it far more caloric per volume than Cheerios Wheaties or Kix due to higher weight. Layton Gentry argues granola remains a natural cereal while General Mills notes fortification. A Columbus Ohio police traffic clerk balks at counting 2000 pennies offered for fines.
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