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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2006
Page
4
A Quebec coroner ruled Christina Desforges died from oxygen deprivation to the brain not from kissing after her boyfriend ate peanut butter. The coroner said final findings await submission to the provincial office, aiming to end public fear amid the case.
In Ramallah and Gaza the new Hamas dominated parliament began with internal conflict as 74 Hamas seats clash with Fatah’s 45. Hamas moved to revoke Abbas powers while Fatah denounced the action. Israel froze tax transfers amid the power struggle.
IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei voiced hope that a deal on Iran’s suspect nuclear program could come within days, potentially avoiding Security Council action. A confidential Russian plan would let Iran enrich small amounts domestically under IAEA oversight, while Iran would resume in-depth probes. Negotiations continued on the IAEA board’s sidelines as talks proceeded.
Avalanches sparked by heavy weekend snow killed five people in the Alps over three days, with victims including a 28 year old Boston resident in Tignes and a 19 year old Swede in Val d Isere. An American in Lauterbrunnen died off piste while another American escaped unharmed. A Norwegian tourist also died in an Italian landslide. Swiss authorities noted many deaths occurred off marked runs as four injuries were reported near Verbier. Roads and rail lines were disrupted across Germany and France amid blizzards.
Milan Babic, the Croatian Serb former leader tied to the Yugoslav wars, killed himself in a U N detention center in Scheveningen. The tribunal will investigate. Babic had testified against Milosevic and others and had agreed to testify in three more war crimes cases.
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