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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2004
Page
5
A woman strapped with hazardous materials blew herself up outside a busy Moscow subway station. At least 10 were killed and 51 injured as emergency crews worked amid shattered glass and flames. Officials cautioned the death toll could rise, with many victims in critical condition.
U S warplanes hit a village in Kun ar province amid a battle with insurgents killing more than a dozen people and striking the camp of a Danish relief group. U S military says strikes repelled an attack on soldiers. Afghan officials report five unarmed civilians among the dead.
Turkish commandos killed 11 Kurdish rebels in three days of mountain battles along the Iraq border, one of the largest offensives in five years. Two Turkish soldiers died in Hakkari province as authorities warned of possible further force. Foreign Minister Gul urged the United States to target rebel bases in Iraq.
The State Department welcomed steps by China and Taiwan to reduce strains amid curbed military exercises. Taiwan canceled a major live fire drill after Beijing reportedly halted large war games near Taiwan. Spokesman Richard Boucher said the United States encourages dialogue to resolve differences.
A 15 year old Swedish boy shoplifted a winning lottery ticket worth up to 1 million dollars from a grocery store near Oerns kveldsvik. The ticket was reclaimed after store manager Patrik Nygren identified him on surveillance footage.
UN sanctions chief warns renewed pressure is needed as a Chilean ambassador notes a new monitoring team's report showing terrorists now evade measures. No country has stopped an arms shipment or banned a Taliban or al-Qaida member on the UN list.
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