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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2004
Page
5
Dense smoke from a spreading wildfire near Farr Banks in Alaska’s Interior grounded firefighting aircraft as winds and heat drive growth to over 228000 acres. Hundreds flee with pets and belongings while several subdivisions and cabins are evacuated, and Fairbanks remains safe but smoke hampers response.
US District Judge Gerald Rosen who presided over the Detroit terror trial faced FBI interview over alleged misconduct while he remains on the case. The judge confirmed talks with reporters despite gag orders and said he was questioned about possible disclosures and leaks. Legal analysts warn the interviews could raise questions about his impartiality in ongoing appeals and investigations.
Saddam Hussein appeared defiant for 26 minutes in his courtroom session, with supporters rallying in Samarra while Shiites and Kurds demand justice. The new Iraqi government under Prime Minister Iyad Allawi seeks legitimacy and independence from the occupation amid ongoing violence and insurgent activity.
Insurgents launched at least three rockets into central Baghdad hitting near Firdous Square and the Sheraton and Baghdad Hotel compounds used by foreigners. In Beji, American forces clashed with insurgents, killing two and wounding a third. A Marine was killed in Anbar province and another died of wounds from the previous day. At least 853 U.S. service members have died since March 2003. Jordan and Yemen offered to send troops with conditions. Three hostages, two Turks and a Pakistani, were freed after the employer quit doing business with the U.S. military. The van rocket launcher malfunctioned, destroying the vehicle and darkening the sky over a blue-domed mosque.
Jordan and Yemen offered to send troops to assist Iraq, a shift that could spur Arab and Muslim nations to join the postwar effort. King Abdullah II and officials indicated openness to training Iraqi forces and police while acknowledging concerns about deploying neighboring troops. The United States leads a 33-nation coalition and has indicated support if requests arise, with ministers signaling cautious consideration of neighboring deployments.
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