World Briefing: AP Reports 1998 Bomb Murderer Charged
AP reports in 1998 a man would become the first to be charged with murders connected to a bombing. The brief notes authorities pursuing charges and the ongoing investigation.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2005
Page
6
AP reports in 1998 a man would become the first to be charged with murders connected to a bombing. The brief notes authorities pursuing charges and the ongoing investigation.
Kenyan prosecutors drop conspiracy charges against three suspects once tied to plots to bomb the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi in 1998 and 2003. They remain charged with conspiracy connected to the November 28, 2002 hotel bombing and attempts to shoot down an Israeli airliner near Mombasa. The court of Nairobi Chief Magistrate Aggrey Muchelule addressed the ruling.
Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz stated on Army Radio that Israel's disengagement from the Gaza Strip will not be canceled under any circumstances. He rejected calls from Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom to delay the pullout if Hamas wins the July parliamentary elections, underscoring the government's commitment despite regional tensions.
United Nations officials discussed Brooklyn as a possible temporary base while the U.N. Secretariat undergoes renovations. After screening over 100 Manhattan properties, no match met needs for offices and conference space, and officials say a Brooklyn move remains unlikely though the option highlights the search for space during the overhaul.
China rejected using sanctions to prod North Korea back to six nation talks citing separate political and trade relations with Pyongyang. Liu Jianchao said Beijing favors dialogue over pressure and warned that a cutoff of oil would damage the pipeline linking northeast China to North Korea. The U.S. seeks renewed negotiations amid stalled talks since last year and Pyongyang's rocky stance.
Berlin unveiled a field of 2700 concrete slabs designed by Peter Eisenman to recall Nazi crimes. Chancellor Schroeder joined Jewish leaders and dignitaries for the ceremony timed with the 60th anniversary of Germanys surrender, while discussions continued on how the memorial should convey memory and education.
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