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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 2003

Page

14

Iran refuses U S demand on al Qaida detainees swap

Iran said it will not hand over senior al Qaida captives to the United States and denied reports it seeks to swap detainees for U S held Iranian opposition figures. A government spokesman said there is no extradition treaty with the United States and no swap talks. Tehran confirmed it holds a large number of al Qaida operatives but did not name them.

Iran al-Qaida U.S Tehran United States Abdollah Ramezanzadeh Ramezanzadeh People’s Mujahedeen Iraq al- Qaida Saif al-Adl Riyadh Abu Mohammed al Afghanistan Britain Saudi Arabia

Drought withers crops across Europe hurting farmers

European farmers face a scorching drought that staggers harvests from France to Germany and Italy. Fruit sizes shrink as heat and scarce rain cut yields of grain sugar beets canola soy sunflowers and fodder crops. Officials warn 15 percent drop in German grain and 10 percent cereal losses in France while southern Italy lemon and buffalo mozzarella production also decline.

France Italy Germany Austria Europe Agriculture Ministry Farmers Association Guerrino Zirletta Latina Rome

South Korean tycoon Chung Mong-hun dies leap from Hyundai HQ

Chung Mong-hun, 54, a leading South Korean businessman engaging with North Korea, jumped from Hyundai headquarters in Seoul. He had forged links with Pyongyang, visited the North, and was seen as a peacemaker for cross border projects. His death may delay joint North-South ventures amid nuclear tensions and rising talks in Beijing between Pyongyang and Washington.

Seoul South Korea Chung Mong-hun North Korea Kim Jong I Chung Hyundai U.S Beijing

Vacation fatigue and the risk of losing fun on trips

The article captures families explaining that a packed schedule drains joy. Parents Mayfield and Hutchinson favor lighter first days, pool time, and simple moments over constant touring. They urge focusing on shared moments and meaningful experiences rather than snapping photos.

Gallup survey finds vacation prep and sleep patterns

A Sanofi sponsored Gallup poll of 1,000 Americans shows 46 percent pack the night before, 32 percent stay up late, 54 percent wake early on travel days, and 26 percent report work stress. One in five vacationers sleep poorly, with 42 percent in unfamiliar surroundings. Mayfield urges debriefing to improve future trips.

Gallup Sanofi- Synthelabo Inc

Opti Cleanse claims to ease digestion and boost energy

An advertisement touts Opti Cleanse as a natural all around digestive aid. It promises relief from constipation bloating and irritable bowel symptoms while claiming toxin cleansing improved nutrient absorption clearer skin stronger nails and increased energy.

Rwanda genocide trial convicts 100 in mass case

A three judge panel in Kigali convicted 100 people of rape torture murder and crimes against humanity for actions during the 1994 genocide. The mass trial of 139 defendants ended August 1 with 11 deaths and 71 life terms, while 18 received prison sentences and 39 were acquitted.

Kigali Rwanda J.M. Ntete Butare Mugusa Jean de Dieu Macyo

HIV activist abandons pledge to delay AIDS drugs

CAPE TOWN South Africa AP top AIDS activist Zackie Achmat says he will start taking cheap generic AIDS drugs after years of refusing treatment. He blames President Mbeki and officials for neglecting infected people and vows to live while tests confirm readiness. TAC spokesman Nathan Geffen supports his decision amid government denialism concerns.

Cape Town South Africa Zackie Achmat Thabo Mbeki Durban Achmat Nathan Geffen TAC Associated Press Zackie Geffen

U N Policeman Shot Dead in Kosovo Sniper Attack

Satish Menon, 43, an Indian U N police officer, was killed by a sniper near Slatina while in a U N car. A British officer in the vehicle was unharmed. The incident marks the first fatal shooting of a U N policeman in Kosovo.

U.N Kosovo Pristina Serbia- Montenegro Satish Menon India Slatina

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