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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2003
Page
4
A saleswoman waits at a Toronto souvenir stand as health officials announce the World Health Organization has contained Toronto’s SARS outbreak and removed the city from the list of affected areas.
Italy’s prime minister led the EU with its new presidency and sparked anger by telling a German lawmaker to play the part of a kapo in a Nazi camp film. The remark, heard in the 626 seat assembly, drew widespread indignation as Berlusconi faced immunity issues back home.
Laos will release French cameraman Vincent Reynaud Belgian photographer Thierry Falise and their interpreter Rev Naw Karl Mua after diplomatic efforts. They were convicted of obstructing police work and possessing a gun and explosive over a security guard's death while reporting on the Hmong insurgency.
Hundreds of Kenyan women claim they were attacked and raped by British soldiers stationed in Kenya from 1972 onward. They were granted government legal aid to pursue their case against the Ministry of Defense. British lawyer Martyn Day said documented evidence shows commanding officers failed to investigate several rape reports.
The United States faces pressure to broaden Iraq’s occupation beyond American troops. Poland plans 2300 troops and Ukraine 1800, while Sri Lanka offers help. France Germany and Russia show reluctance. NATO allies argue for larger contributors as US troops remain exposed.
President Bush faced Democratic rebuke over tough rhetoric on Iraq with Sen. Lautenberg and Rep. Gephardt urging a serious postwar plan. White House spokesman Fleischer defended the remarks as confidence in troops as major combat ends but combat continues for those deployed. Bush said U.S. forces will stay as long as needed for peace and democracy with 156,000 troops in place awaiting international help.
President Bush faces questions over whether his administration misled the public about Iraq possessing chemical, biological or nuclear weapons. Months after control, U.S. forces found no conclusive evidence of an active WMD program, yet Bush insisted Saddam Hussein’s weapons program existed and that he remains a former threat now disarmed.
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