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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2001
Page
3
Police used tear gas and chemical water on hundreds of anti-government demonstrators outside a Kalim court where opposition leaders faced charges. At least eight protesters were arrested and 12 injured as organizers from the National Justice Party blamed police for the clashes amid a week of protests.
The Pew Internet Project found 56 percent of U.S. adults online last year with 104 million online adults and 16 million new users in six months. Only 15 percent of seniors and 38 percent of the poorest Americans were online, while 82 percent of higher earners had access. Email remained dominant and 52 percent shopped online.
About 1 000 Palestinians rallied in Gaza City denouncing the U S and British airstrike in Iraq and pledging support for Saddam Hussein. Palestinians fired into the air as banners urged liberation of Jerusalem and warned of possible wider conflict amid Israeli security concerns.
The Sao Paulo prison system faced at least 19 uprisings as about 15 000 inmates seized hundreds of prisoners and civilians across facilities including Carandiru. Police claimed 1000 hostages while authorities fought to regain control with hostile exchanges and widespread protests outside.
Two teens sought in the Dartmouth College professors murders were seen at a truck stop near Sturbridge Massachusetts where their silver 1987 Audi was found covered in snow. Robert Tulloch and James Parker, both 16 and 17, of Chelsea Vermont, face two counts of first degree murder in Hanover New Hampshire.
A Geneva based IPCC panel forecasts warming will trigger more heat waves floods and droughts causing tens of millions of displacements and up to 200 million coastal flood exposures. They warn tropical diseases crop failures water shortages and famine will rise as global temperatures climb.
A Justice Policy Institute study cites 673000 people sent to state and federal prisons and jails during the Clinton years, far above Bush and Reagan terms. It attributes the rise to heavier sentencing, more prisons and police, and the 1994 crime bill with 30 billion in state funding.
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