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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2003
Page
3
Annalena Tonelli, 60, who spent 33 years aiding Somalis, was killed outside a Borama hospital where she treated tuberculosis patients. A man hiding near a tree fired as she emerged. motive unknown. No suspects detained. colleagues mourn the independent founder who funded her programs.
U.S. led forces reportedly killed Taliban commander Mullah Abdul Razzaq Hafees and 19 other militants in a battle in Dai Chupan district about 60 miles north of Kandahar. Afghan officials confirmed the deaths though a U.S. spokesman at Bagram could not verify Hafees. The fighting reflects intensified Taliban operations affecting government and aid workers.
China may launch its first manned mission as early as this weekend from a remote Gobi Desert site. The mission could carry one to three taikonauts and last several hours to days. Beijing remains tight lipped on date, crew identities, and specifics, aiming to avoid public setback and bolster national prestige.
President Bush and Kenyan leader Mwai Kibaki hailed Kenya's democracy and vowed cooperation to make Kenya a regional peacemaker amid instability and terrorism. Kibaki pressed for more U S help to stabilize Somalia, describing it as essential to sustain the war on terrorism. Bush gave no commitments during Kibaki's state visit, his fourth as president.
President Bush and Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki meet at the White House to discuss terrorism and peace efforts in Sudan. The state dinner features a menu including grilled halibut and roasted rack of lamb paired with upscale wines. Bush notes stabilizing Somalia via representative government and Kenya’s anti terror efforts amid past attacks in Mombasa and Nairobi.
BEIJING AP Overrun by asylum seekers the South Korea embassy in Beijing will suspend consular services starting today as guards seal off access. A diplomat says the number inside the consular section is about 120 to 130 with capacity for 60, leaving millions in China and elsewhere unable to obtain visas for now.
President Bush resisted demands for a special prosecutor over the CIA officer leak, saying the Justice Department can conduct a thorough probe. He pledged cooperation, labeled the matter criminal, and noted White House staffers must turn over documents to investigators.
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