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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2005
Page
4
Mexican prosecutors charged 27 police officers from federal, state, and municipal ranks in Cancun with running a drug ring or aiding in the murder of fellow officers. The case targets top local police and ties to the Nov. 25 killings of five people near Cancun and four others found in a burned car near the airport.
Ernst Zundel, a white supremacist author and Holocaust denier, was deported from Canada to Germany where authorities in Frankfurt charged him with denying the Holocaust and inciting hatred via the Internet. He arrived Tuesday evening and remains in custody as German prosecutors pursue the case.
In Nepal's southwest near Mohammadpur soldiers and rebels fought, leaving at least 48 rebels dead and four soldiers killed as authorities press emergency measures a month after the king imposed martial rule. Soldiers were clearing debris when rebels attacked with a bomb and gunfire.
Four teen crew members of the U S guided missile cruiser Chancellorsville faced punishment in January after testing positive for illegal drugs at Yokosuka Naval Base. Earlier in November eighteen sailors aboard USS Vincennes were found using MDMA and cocaine, signaling rising drug abuse within the Navy.
Kinshasa police and U.N. spokesman Kemal Saiki report Floribert Ndjabu, head of the militia blamed for the February 25 ambush that killed nine U.N. peacekeepers in Ituri. Gen Germain Katanga and Gen Goda Sukpa, former militia leaders now in army posts from January, were also detained. Ndjabu maintains his innocence.
U S official Robert Simmons, a diplomat with the U S Agency for International Development, says he was beaten in Kiev by more than a dozen skinheads for being African American. He noted friends with him were not assaulted. Police arrived after the attack and the embassy seeks action.
Romania’s state airline TAROM was fined 180 dollars for denying gay couples the February two-for-one Valentine offer. ACCEPT said some couples were refused tickets by agents, while the National Board for Fighting Discrimination called the action limiting equal access to public services.
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