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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2004
Page
5
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger argues constitutional limits could be changed to allow naturalized citizens to run for president. He notes his own 1983 naturalization and cites Hatch's proposed amendment as a path to open eligibility for immigrants contributing to the country.
Terry Nichols faces a state murder trial starting March 1 in McAlester for the 160 victims and the unborn child of one killed in the Oklahoma City blast. He already serves life without parole on federal convictions for eight officer deaths.
U S forces prepare the largest rotation in history with about 250000 personnel in Kuwait en route to Iraq. 130000 soldiers will rotate home and 110000 replace them for a year in Operation Iraqi Freedom 2.
Rebels armed with assault rifles mortars and RPGs attacked Barbonyo refugee camp in Lira district killing at least 192 people and wounding many more. The assault by the Lord's Resistance Army occurred as guards were overwhelmed and huts burned.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld described guerrilla strikes in Iraq as efforts to inflame interethnic and interreligious conflict and to disrupt new security services. He credited Iraqi volunteers joining police and army despite losses, and questioned a letter tied to al Qaeda claimed by Abu Musab al Zarqawi. He spoke during a refueling stop in Shannon en route to Kuwait to see U.S. troops.
The Associated Press reports a suicide bombing on a crowded Jerusalem bus killed eight passengers as dawn rush hour began. The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility naming bomber Mohammed Zool, 33, from Hassan near Bethlehem.
Actor David Keith fights to keep a Knoxville house he and his wife inhabit while disputing a promised first right to buy it from Dr. Matthew Bargas as Regal Entertainment Group executive Gregory Dunn seeks to finalize the sale. Separately, Caroline Church turns 18 and gains control of a $30 million trust, pursuing a pop career. Merchant discusses Tina Turner’s India tour and casting for a Merchant Ivory project with Ismail Merchant noting Shakti as a role. Turner steps away from pop, peaking in Mad Max.
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