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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2004
Page
3
U S officials rejected claims Aristide was kidnapped or forced onto a plane. Scott McClellan and Donald Rumsfeld said protection was not provided, while a U N force could supplant a short U S role. Aristide described as free, with security around the palace for safety.
The interim charter, approved Monday, makes Iraq a federal state with Arabic and Kurdish as official languages, a prime minister handling daily affairs, and a president with war powers only under parliament approval. It enshrines a 13 article bill of rights and sets elections for an Iraqi national assembly before February 1, 2005.
Lawrence police investigate theft allegations as TeamHPC expands its footprint. Stouder defends ethics while confirming a move to Intech Business Park in Eudora and plans to add up to 200 jobs in the next year. Dale Gable operates a Jefferson City plant with 58 staff. Zheng disputes claims, notes Atipa survivors, asserts Atipa remains viable with an $8 million Naval contract and ongoing hiring.
Prosecutor described a trail of inconsistencies in Stewart and Bacanovic accounts to federal investigators in early 2002. He noted Stewart altered a message log and questioned whether the deception aimed at misleading the government about the ImClone stock sale. The trial revolves around whether Stewart and Bacanovic lied to investigators and faces up to decades in prison if convicted.
The European Union moves to curb U S export subsidies with potential 300 million in tariffs by year end while urging Congress to repeal the Foreign Sales Corporation laws. President Bush urges swift reforms to shield American exporters and workers from rising costs. In Gaza City a gunman killed Khalil al Zaben, a Arafat adviser, as he left his office. Amnesty International reports human rights abuses in Libya as Gadhafi seeks to repair his rogue state image.
Thousands marked the 50th anniversary of a U S nuclear test in the Pacific. About 2 100 marchers carried photographs of Aikichi Kubayama to his grave in Yaizu and staged an anti nuclear weapons protest. Kubayama died six months after the March 1 1954 bombing aboard the Fukuryu Maru exposing him and 22 other fishermen to radiation.
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