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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2005
Page
6
Aid groups warn the United States risks withdrawing emergency relief as tens of thousands remain in need after the December 26 tsunami. Indonesia reports wide death tolls and a fragile cease-fire risks collapse, threatening relief efforts as host nations and international bodies prepare to assume operations.
A car bomb exploded outside the al-Taf mosque in southwest Baghdad as worshippers celebrated Eid al Adha, killing at least 14 and wounding 40, police and hospital officials said. The blast marks new violence ahead of Iraq's Jan 30 elections and follows an internet audio attributed to Abu Musab al Zarqawi denouncing Shiites.
A report notes a possible second treatment option for a son and asks readers with information about an iPod theft to contact the Franklin County sheriff at 242-3800 or the Franklin County Crime Stoppers toll free at 888 311 TIPS 8477 to remain anonymous.
Senate Foreign Relations hearing hears Sen Joseph Biden warn there may be little to stop Iran from developing weapons of mass destruction while Condoleezza Rice and Dick Cheney promise continued nuclear diplomacy. Iran defends its program as energy oriented, while Tehran accuses Israel of threats. Khatami, visiting Africa, says the U.S. would stray into lunacy with an attack amid Iraq concerns.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon sent Eid al Adha messages to Abbas and Qurein urging regional peace. Abbas urged a peace agreement, while Palestinians welcomed increased police presence and calm. Boim signaled no immediate halt to strikes but left room for future talks as Rafah crossing opened after a Dec attack.
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