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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2004
Page
3
A federal judge ruled evidence of medical marijuana use may be a jury defense in a couple's criminal trial for growing and selling the drug. The ruling aligns with a December appeals court decision questioning the reach of federal marijuana laws in states with medical programs.
Pakistan officials say a mile long tunnel linked the homes of tribesmen in South Waziristan and another joined fortified compounds to a dry riverbed near the Afghan border. The tunnels lie within a 20 square mile cordon after last week’s fighting, raising but not confirming any escape routes for al Qaida.
President Karzai orders 1500 of 8000 new U S trained troops to Herat to restore order after fighting among warlords. Ismail Khan's faction appears to prevail as his son Mirwais Sadiq is killed in the street battles.
Gunmen killed two Finnish businessmen driving in Baghdad as the latest Western civilians to die in Iraq since the U S invasion. In Basra a protest against job failures for locals with the customs police escalated with rocks petrol bombs and a grenade as 14 British troops were wounded.
A Spanish judge charged four more suspects with terrorism and mass killings for roles in the March 11 train blasts that killed 202 people. The new charges bring to nine the total charged in the attacks as Aznar defends Iraq war support.
Israeli forces killed Hamas founder Sheik Ahmed Yassin in a major strike. The move risks fueling revenge attacks, widening militant reach, and complicating U.S.-led peace efforts while drawing international condemnation and domestic pressure on Prime Minister Sharon.
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