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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 2002

Page

5

Multiple News Briefs Spread Across National and International Issues

Reports cover a Denver probe delaying a report on a Columbine death, a Vatican sainthood beatification, Boston priests abuse case fallout, Florida Democrats at a 2004 convention, and Wisconsin black inmate incarceration rates. The items reference Daniel Rohrbaugh, Pope John Paul II, Cardinal Bernard Law, John Geoghan, Al Gore, Kerry, Lieberman, Edwards, Dodd, and state crime statistics.

Vatican City John Paul II Europe Latin America St. Peter’s Square Boston Mitchell Garabedian John Geoghan Bernard Law Geoghan Lake Buena Vista Fla Florida al Gore Gore John Kerry Massachusetts Joe Lieberman Connecticut John Edwards North Carolina Chris Dodd

Chavez Returns to Power in Venezuela After Ouster

Hugo Chavez reentered the presidential palace in Caracas after a helicopter flight from captivity, greeting supporters as thousands celebrated. He urged calm, announced the resignation of a PDVSA board opposed by state oil executives, and appealed for constitutional process while the Bush administration urged restraint and lawful steps.

Hugo Chavez Venezuela Caracas Chavez Caribbean Petroleos de Venezuela PDVSA Bush Condoleezza Rice United States

Marching to Remember at Bataan Death March Route

ROTC cadets from Southern Illinois University Carbondale join the 26 mile Bataan Death March at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico near the two mile mark. Participants honor POWs forced to march in 1942 Philippines memory and dedicate efforts to Albert Brown of Pinckneyville, a survivor.

Bataan Memorial White Sands Missile Range N.M Southern Illinois University Carbondale Philippines SIUC Albert Brown Pinckneyville Bataan

Survivors say synagogue blast was deliberate attack

Survivors of last week's gas truck explosion at the Ghriba synagogue on Djerba Island say the blast was an intentional attack. German witnesses and officials voiced belief it was deliberate, while Tunisian authorities maintain a tragic accident occurred. The incident follows a rise in anti-Semitic violence in Europe amid Middle East tensions.

Djerba Tunisia Germany Bild Am Sonntag Ghriba Europe Middle East

IMF and World Bank face internal criticism at spring meetings

Finance ministers clash over policy as global slowdown and Argentina default loom. Clare Short calls U S loan shift to grants crazy while Paul O Neill calls her proposal stupid. Monterrey consensus aims to boost aid and target reforms and anti corruption to lift 1 billion living in poverty.

Washington Argentina International Monetary Fund World Bank International Development U.S Paul O’neill Bush Treasury Short IMF The Monterrey Mexico

European ministers condemn U S Kyoto stance at G-8 talks

European environment ministers from major powers criticized the United States for rejecting the Kyoto Protocol and opposing greenhouse gas policies. They said such moves are political and not economically driven, overshadowing talks on integrating environment in global sustainable development policy at a G-8 meeting hosted by Canada in Banff.

Banff, Alberta U.S Canada United States Britain France Germany Italy Japan Russia European Union U.N. Environment Program

Journalists Walk Out At Musharraf Rally In Faisalabad

Journalists protested at the Faisalabad rally as Punjab Governor Khalid Maqbool urged crowds to chant against the media. Police dispersed protesters after more than 50 journalists were injured lightly. Musharraf ordered an inquiry amid calls to boycott the referendum and strengthen civilian government.

Faisalabad Pakistan Pervez Musharraf Khalid Maqbool Punjab Lahore Musharraf Maqbool Islamabad

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