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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2004
Page
5
Petersons father described a friendly boy who sang at a seniors home and tutored children as prosecutors urged jurors to impose the death penalty. The defense sought to humanize Scott Peterson as the penalty phase continued, while his mother cried on the stand.
The Associated Press reports that medical authorities challenge the safety guarantees of the U S drug system. Critics compare it to a building on shaky ground as high profile drugs raise concerns about dangerous side effects and faster approvals. Experts argue post market monitoring needs more independence amid calls for stronger FDA safeguards.
Iraqi Sunni leader says elections should proceed on January date despite insurgent threats that hinder voter registration in central and northern areas. Prime Minister Allawi meets Sunni figures in Amman to drum up support. Ghazi al-Yawar opposes delays citing legal and moral duty to hold the vote. registration remains hampered in volatile districts.
AP reports Baghdad airport road as one of Iraq’s most dangerous routes. A convoy met rocket propelled grenade fire injuring several as insurgents hide along scrub and palm lined lanes. U.S and civilian contractors fear attacks while evacuations occur under helicopter cover.
Ukraine's opposition claims momentum after parliament rejects the government in a no confidence move. Viktor Yushchenko mobilizes supporters in Kiev as EU mediator Xavier Solana hints at a new vote while President Kuchma proposes a fresh election and legal bundles are prepared to settle the dispute. Yushchenko vows street protests until a revote date is set.
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