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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2001
Page
4
North Korea denounces the United States and Japan as threats to peace as Washington pursues a missile defense system. State media says such actions could trigger forceful retaliation amid debates over a new defense shield and North Korea’s confrontation with the United States and allies.
Belgrade faces a March 31 deadline to cooperate with the United Nations war crimes tribunal or risk losing about 50 million in undisbursed aid plus possible cuts to IMF and World Bank loans. Leaders are split as sanctions threaten economic stability and Western support.
U S peacekeepers report intensified clashes along the Kosovo border as government troops and ethnic Albanian militants battle near Kerivenik, three civilians killed and ten wounded in the village just inside Kosovo. Major James Marshall confirmed the casualty and location.
The queen's sister Princess Margaret, age 70, has had a minor stroke and is being treated at Kensington Palace. Buckingham Palace announced the news, detailing her status and ongoing medical care.
President Bush quietly signed a special memorandum directing U S aid away from family planning groups that engage in abortion counseling or lobbying with private funds. The move, foreshadowed by the White House, removes policy from congressional review and aims to preempt abortion rights proponents in Congress.
The New York Times reports the 3rd Infantry Division based at Fort Stewart Georgia was downgraded to second-lowest readiness due to training and personnel shortfalls. About 4000 soldiers from the division have been serving as peacekeepers in Bosnia since October.
The GOP controlled House Judiciary Committee approved a bill 15-9 to criminalize harming or killing a fetus during violent crime against a pregnant woman. It advances to the full House after last year’s 254-172 passage but faces uncertain Senate prospects amid abortion rights opposition and GOP support.
A House committee unanimously approves a bill fining marketers who flood Internet users with spam. The measure requires senders of unsolicited commercial emails to provide a valid return address so recipients can request removal from mailing lists.
A corrections notice explains a Monday report misidentified a Syracuse man injured in a three car crash at Pond and Carbon streets. Russell Bromfield of 715 Danforth Street was listed incorrectly and remained in serious condition Wednesday at University Hospital.
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