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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2004
Page
5
Government to wait for additional preliminary test results before informing public of suspicious mad cow screening. New system uses three-tissue analysis, praised by beef industry, skeptically viewed by consumer advocates.
Richard Smith pleaded guilty in federal court to manslaughter after the Andrew J Barberi ferry crash that killed 11 commuters and injured many more. He admitted passing out at the controls after arriving at work with medication. An indictment charged Patrick Ryan and others with multiple counts including manslaughter and obstruction of justice.
Flooding from six weeks of monsoons kills 1,799 across South Asia. In India's Gujarat state 130 lives lost in three days, 17 in Bharuch district. Tehri Dam tunnel mudslide kills 30, injures 10 in Uttaranchal. In Bangladesh, a boat capsizes kills at least two. 20 million may need food aid as 63% of land floods. Officials warn of diseases and water contamination.
Disjointed lines describe ongoing abductions in Iraq aimed at hindering reconstruction. References to foreigners seized by coalition forces are scattered and unclear, with inconsistent country mentions and no coherent report of victims or outcomes.
Gunmen storm a Fallujah hideout and free four Jordanian truck drivers held captive. In Mosul, 14 civilians and eight insurgents die as Iraqi forces battle militants. curfews and bridge closures aim to restore order.
Three missing Woonsocket women linked by troubled pasts were found murdered by Jeffrey Mailhot in his apartment and sealed in trash bags. Mailhot, charged with three counts of first degree murder, remains held without bail as relatives mourn seven children left behind.
The International Red Cross said Saddam Hussein spoke at length with a visiting delegation including a doctor during a routine visit to about 100 high value detainees in Iraq. Three letters were delivered to his family after censorship. No health details were disclosed.
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