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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2005
Page
4
John Bolton arrived at the United Nations for his first day as ambassador and faced a camera-laden entry. He avoided questions, met Secretary-General Kofi Annan, and awkwardly delivered the appointment letter as Annan, recovering from shoulder surgery, responded with calm politeness.
Russia will not renew ABC-TV accreditations after the network aired an interview with Chechen warlord Shamil Basayev on Nightline. The Foreign Ministry called the broadcast propaganda and said ABC would be deemed undesirable by state agencies. ABC News offered no comment.
A Nature report says an H5N1 avian influenza strain spread from Southeast Asia to poultry in Russia and Kazakhstan with a Kazakh farm worker falling ill. Geese losses reported in Pavlodar region, while no human cases confirmed in Russia. A separate Frankfurt case involves Sabine H. charged with manslaughter after nine newborns found buried.
Behavioral specialists from the Netherlands questioned Joran van der Sloot on Tuesday to gauge body language and inconsistencies in his account of Holloway’s disappearance. Van der Sloot, 17, has varied his story, initially claiming he dropped Holloway at her hotel, later saying he was alone with her on a beach near the Marriott Hotel.
In Khartoum violence erupts between northerners and southerners over the death of John Garang the former rebel leader turned vice president. At least 49 killed as gangs raid homes. a dusk to dawn curfew remains in place. President al Bashir travels to Juba for Garang's funeral as peace efforts continue.
King Fahd was laid to rest in a plain desert grave after a modest Riyadh funeral. State media highlighted the Sharia guided rites with prayers at Imam Turki bin Abdullah Mosque as dignitaries from Pakistan, Egypt, Syria, Afghanistan, Jordan, France and the United States attended or sent condolences.
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