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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2003
Page
3
The study of 124 couples in the US, Germany and Turkey found 64.5 percent kissed with heads turned right, linking late gestation head bias to adult kissing behavior. The report notes the phenomenon may begin in the womb and persist into adulthood.
At the E2 nightclub in Chicago a stampede after crowding and a disputed spray of mace killed 21 and injured 57. The club was operating in violation of a court order and faces contempt action. Witnesses recalled a panicked exit through a single front door as others were crushed or trampled.
A chronology of deadly crowd crushes at concerts and venues worldwide from 1979 to 2003. Incidents include The Who in Cincinnati, Steve Kekana in Maseru, Timbiriche trio in Mexico City, Public Enemy in Nashville, AC/DC in Salt Lake City, and Pearl Jam in Copenhagen among others, with multiple fatalities and injuries.
In a case from Washington, Teresa Lamesch found relief after a neurosurgeon implanted a tiny electrode near the forehead nerve, powering a battery under the collarbone to block pain. Doctors say head nerve stimulation shows promise for intractable headaches, with trials and interest from Medtronic.
North Korea said it may withdraw from the 1952 armistice ending the Korean War. KCNA cited a spokesman accusing the United States of massing reinforcements and planning preemptive attacks, signaling a possible end to the ceasefire on the peninsula.
European leaders urged more time for U.N. inspectors to disarm Iraq while warning Baghdad of a last chance for peaceful compliance. France and Germany opposed swift military action, backing a peaceful solution and deeming war as a last resort. Blair signaled doubt on a new U.N. vote.
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