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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 2002

Page

6

Four Miami officers indicted for beating handcuffed suspect

A federal grand jury charged four Miami police officers with severely beating Alexander Anazcv, a handcuffed suspect arrested in February 1997 following involvement with a car used in a rock throwing incident. If convicted, they face up to 10 years and a 250000 dollar fine. Perdue Farms will stop using fluoroquinolone antibiotics in poultry after FDA pressure and industry moves to curb antibiotic resistance.

Miami Alexander Anazcv Wilmington, del Perdue Farms Perdue Food and Drug Administration

Court overturns officers convictions in torture case

A federal appeals court threw out the civil rights and obstruction convictions of three of four white New York police officers in the Abner Louima torture case. The ruling orders a new civil rights trial for Schwarz while Wiese and Bruder are acquitted on obstruction charges. Volpe’s plea remains intact with a 30 year sentence. The decision provoked outrage from civil rights leaders and Louima supporters.

New York Abner Louima 2Nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Charles Schwarz Louima Schwarz Thomas Wiese Thomas Bruder Wiese Bruder Justin Volpe Volpe al Sharpton Miami Oklahoma U.S Alan Winegrad Brooklyn

Terror threat eyed at power industry security conference

Experts warn at a security conference that the U S power industry faces increasing computer surveillance from the Middle East and potential terrorist targeting of power sources. ISO New England chief cautions that information on power sources must remain secret.

Lenox Mass U.S Middle East Stephen Whitley ISO New England New England

Jet with suspicious passenger shadowed by fighters to New York

An Air India flight from London to New York with 378 passengers and 19 crew was shadowed by Canadian and U.S. fighter jets after a screener flagged a passenger who resembled a member of the FBI's Most Wanted list. The man and a woman were removed. the rest of the passengers disembarked without incident.

New York Air India Flight 101 London U.S Kennedy International Airport USS Washington FBI Raymond Kelly Kelly Federal Aviation Administration Atlantic Ocean U.S. Air Force

EPA enforcement chief resigns over White House opposition

Eric Schaeffer, head of EPA civil enforcement, resigns complaining the White House weakens pollution rules at power plants. He cites reviews of plant upgrades that increase pollution and says enforcement is undermined. Senator Lieberman calls resignation disheartening and vows hearings on the administration’s environmental record.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency Civil Enforcement White House Eric Schaeffer Bush EPA Christie Whitman Joe Mardiak Whitman Schaeffer Joe Lieberman Dconn Lieberman Senate

Foot Notes on Early Recognition of Barionettes

Early recognition and podiatry evaluation are advised to identify barionettes. Proper assessment helps control their cause and prevent symptoms from arising or worsening.

Administration Revamps Senior Drug Discount Plan

The Bush administration proposed a revised private drug discount card plan aimed at helping cash strapped seniors save on prescriptions. Critics call it a rehash of last year, while Medicare administrator Tom Scully calls it a first step to better information and lower costs for beneficiaries. The program seeks price relief for seniors and disabled Americans often paying full price.

Washington Bush Administration Medicare Tom Scully Scully

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