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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2005
Page
3
Chechen rebel leader Aslan Maskhadov, long hunted with a 10 million dollar price on his head, was killed during a Chechnya operation. Reports differed if he died by security forces or a guard’s accidental shot in a Chechen bunker.
The U S military will conduct an accelerated inquiry into why American troops opened fire, killing Italian intelligence officer Nicola Calipari and wounding journalist Giuliana Sgrena near Baghdad airport. The incident complicates Italy’s 3,000-strong Iraq mission and strains alliance ties.
Former President Bill Clinton will be readmitted to New York Presbyterian Hospital for a rare fluid and scar tissue removal from his chest. The decortication aims to relieve pressure on his left lung and will be performed with a small incision or a thoracoscope. He said he feels fine and plans to play golf in Florida before the operation.
Former President Bill Clinton faces a rare post bypass complication with fluid and scar tissue pressuring the left lung. Doctors plan decortication under general anesthesia, about one to two hours, after he returns from tsunami relief work with former President Bush.
A jailed white supremacist Matt Hale, linked to a federal judge’s husband and mother killings case, is no longer allowed weekly calls or biweekly visits from his parents. The correctional center cited no reason, and officials declined to comment. Hale, 33, was convicted last year of soliciting an informant to kill Judge Joan Lefkow, with his later sentencing for Lefkow murder solicitation upcoming.
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