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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2002
Page
3
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Lawmakers and executives debate the push for harsher penalties as WorldCom faces a SEC fraud suit and Nasdaq delists its shares. Oxley says bottom line pressure fueled cost cutting and book cooking in telecoms. Sarbanes urges system fixes, not only punishment. CEOs call the public trust at stake.
Afghan official Haji Qadir, a longtime political figure and former Nangarhar governor, is killed creating unrest in a key poppy-growing region near Pakistan. U.S. lawmakers urge renewed security roles as Prime Minister Karzai faces a fragile bid to extend authority beyond Kabul.
Residents faced rising water as the Guadalupe and other Hill Country rivers flooded cities and croplands province wide. In Goliad County officials warned about about two dozen homes likely to flood while cattle were isolated or drowned along the San Antonio River. Abilene endured heavy rainfall forcing residents to evacuate as multiple creeks turned torrents.
Vanderbilt's Dr Kirchner warns of shifting professional norms as long hours draw scrutiny. Yale New Haven, New York, and Massachusetts General push reforms amid accreditation threats and cost concerns. Seattle and Boston hospitals explore caps on admissions and staff expansions to preserve safety and learning.
Palestinians show mixed support for Yasser Arafat as President amid U.S. calls for replacement by a leadership not compromised by terror. Polls before Bush speech put Arafat at 35 percent approval, with rivals weak and Barghouti a leading figure jailed by Israel. Analysts expect Arafat to reshuffle aides and push new faces into the legislature, while Bush's stance sparks debate on peace prospects and governance.
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