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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2003
Page
4
Iran's vice president says Zahra Kazemi died from a brain hemorrhage caused by blows after she was arrested while photographing anti-government protests. He confirms the beating and says authorities will investigate how it happened, reversing earlier stroke claims.
A 12-year-old British girl returned to her parents after traveling with former U S Marine Toby Studabaker to Paris. He was arrested in Frankfurt on an international abduction warrant as the pair had been missing since Saturday. Studabaker claimed the girl was 18 or 19.
Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas plans a July trip to Washington to meet President Bush as Palestinians seek to extend a June cease-fire. Nabil Amr says talks aim to widen the truce by freeing prisoners and dismantling settler outposts while Israel faces pressure to curb militants under the road map. The U S seeks a path to end 33 months of violence and advance a Palestinian state by 2005.
U S troops face deadly grenade and gun attacks across Iraq killing a child and injuring seven Iraqi civilians including bank guards. A mayor and his son were shot in Hadithah, a C 130 was fired at near Baghdad airport, and 33 Americans have died since May. Local anger grows as loyalists of Saddam are blamed.
The CIA did not have key Niger uranium papers when Bush cited Iraq Africa ties in January. Officials say the forged letters reached the CIA in February 2003, after it had already incorporated the unverified claim into public statements. The UN watchdog later ruled the papers were forgeries.
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