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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2004
Page
10
Researchers report a genetic cause for Amish infant deaths tied to sudden infant death syndrome. A gene regulating the autonomic nervous system may explain cases in the general population and offers insight into SIDS. Erik Puffenberger of the Clinic for Special Children comments on broader impact.
The blast in the Hezbollah stronghold of Harat Hreik in southern Beirut killed Ghaleb Awali 40 a longtime guerrilla and resistance official. Hezbollah blamed Israel and said agents would be identified and punished while a Sunni group claimed responsibility but Nasrallah dismissed it. Israeli authorities denied involvement.
Groups of American activists defied new U S travel limits to Cuba by walking across the Isace Bridge from Canada into Buffalo and by crossing the Hidalgo International Bridge from Mexico. About 15 Venceremos Brigade members entered together while Pastors for Peace volunteers totaled around 100. They carried banners and aid loads bound for Cuba amid warnings of possible prosecutions and fines. The Bush administration aims to tighten the embargo by restricting remittances and cultural visits.
Eddie Albert Crawford, 57, was put to death on Monday after a 20-year wait on death row for kidnapping, raping, and murdering his 2-year-old niece. The Supreme Court rejected a stay despite defense calls for DNA testing of hairs found on the victim.
The House endorses a nonbinding resolution affirming that presidential elections on November 2 will not be postponed due to terrorism. Rep. Bob Ney and Speaker Hastert lead the bid amid security warnings from Ridge and Rice about al Qaeda threats to disrupt voting.
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