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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2001
Page
3
Police and security officers flood Tiananmen Square as protesters from the outlawed Fatue Gong sect rally a day after five members self immolated. The crackdown aims to avert further threats during the lunar new year's public holiday, with heavy patrols surrounding the plaza.
A stricken tanker off the Galapagos Islands dumped its remaining diesel after an earlier spill. Officials said 15,000 to 20,000 more gallons leaked as pounding surf broke the hull. About 35 workers in small boats skimmed the roiling waters to recover fuel, per Galapagos National Park director Eliecer Cruz.
Belgrade denounces handing Milosevic to the Kosovo war crimes tribunal as a betrayal arguing Serbs should face trial at home. Foreign Minister Goran Sv novelic and chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte clash on extradition during Del Ponte’s Belgrade visit. Milosevic, indicted by the U N tribunal over Kosovo atrocities, remains in Yugoslavia as talks continue.
In Santiago judge Juan Guzman questioned Augusto Pinochet for two hours about human rights charges as a step toward pressing charges. Pinochet, in poor health, reportedly denied responsibility for the Caravan of Death, a military group that executed 75 political prisoners after the 1973 coup.
A suspect linked to a rampage across the San Fernando Valley is charged with 16 federal counts. The case involves a mail carrier and a center attack at a community hub, with injuries to a girl and a man. The defendant was set to appear in court today at the federal building.
Fort Worth based Travelocity.com disclosed a data leak affecting about 45,000 customers. Names addresses phone numbers and emails from May to November were accessible on a misconfigured server. Credit card data was not exposed.
Bayer Corp agrees to pay 14 million dollars to the federal government and 45 states to settle claims that it caused inflated Medicaid reimbursements by reporting higher average drug prices. The case stemmed from a False Claims Act whistleblower suit alleging underpayments of rebates and improper promoting of hemophilia drugs.
The Department of Defense orders that all hard drives be destroyed or removed when any computer is discarded, expanding beyond classified systems. The move follows security breaches by John Deutch and a Pentagon review showing data remained on erased drives, affecting the agency’s large computer program and potential impact on school discard programs.
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