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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2004
Page
5
In Winfield Indiana police report James Craig 43 died in a rainstorm crash hitting a utility pole less than three months after winning about 9.7 to 10 million in the Hoosier Lotto He quit his factory job and formed a trust with 16 relatives. He had traveled to Mexico and Colorado before his death.
The Supreme Court weighs retroactivity of Ring v Arizona, potentially overturning death sentences for over 100 inmates. The issue centers on whether juries or judges determine death in old cases, with Summerlin case spotlighting the process and broader impact on Arizona Idaho Montana Nebraska Alabama Delaware Florida Indiana Nevada.
U S and Iraqi leaders in Fallujah press insurgents to turn in mortars missiles RPGs and heavy weapons while vowing no new assault if disarmament proceeds Marines circle the city and warn a failed deal could trigger a renewed urban battle Brig Gen Mark Kimmitt says forces can seize Fallujah quickly if needed The statement also notes a probe into the March 31 killings of four American civilians and outlines steps to relief and resident return but hinges on insurgent cooperation
President Bush scolded Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero for abruptly ordering 1,300 troops home. He urged a coordinated withdrawal to avoid aiding terrorists and warned no country immediately replaced Spain as a coalition partner. Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua faced potential impacts as Spain pulled back.
President Bush names John Negroponte, the United Nations' top diplomat, as U S envoy to Iraq in an Oval Office ceremony. Bush lauds Negroponte's experience and says Iraq will be free democratic and peaceful under his leadership.
Efton John's white 1910 upright piano sold for 164,500 dollars and Kurt Cobain’s early Nirvana guitar brought 117,500 dollars during the Heritage Galleries sale tied to the 27th annual Dallas Guitar Show and MusicFest 2004. Bidders remained unnamed while other items included a 1975 Lennon Grammy medal and Elvis shirts.
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