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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2004
Page
6
Ground-up castor beans with trace ricin were found in two jars of baby food in Irvine. FDA officials said the toxin was not in purified form and unlikely to cause serious injury. Babies consumed small amounts with no symptoms. No arrests reported.
A fragmented catalog entry notes Cinderella Story in the Bardeon Synaibre line from Laoret with page and program markers. The OCR fragment lists codes 06 116 and 620700718, indicating cataloging or publication identifiers rather than narrative content.
A suicide car bombing in Baquoba, Iraq killed 68 people and wounded 56, turning a busy downtown market into ash and guiding hospitals to overflow as health workers fatigue. The attack, described as the deadliest in over a year, targeted innocent Iraqis with no US casualties reported.
The parents of Ahmed Abu Ali file a US District Court suit in Washington seeking return of their son from Saudi Arabia. They allege his detention is to keep him from U.S. courts and potential charges in the terrorism case tied to a Virginia training ring. The suit targets Attorney General Ashcroft and cites recent Supreme Court rulings on detainees.
Lawyers for the families of six Iraqis killed by British troops sought guarantees that European and British human rights laws apply and independent inquiries evaluate whether the deaths were unlawful. They allege soldiers beat prisoners, doused them with ice water, and forced a “dance like Michael Jackson” in detention during three days of custody. The government says military investigations handle such cases and will contend that European rights laws do not apply outside Europe.
Rains across the West brighten wildfire outlook, with officials saying the season may be less severe than 2003. Over 49 million acres burned nationwide last year. 44 million in Alaska. About 4,000 firefighters remain on 15 major fires including a 290 acre blaze northwest of Las Vegas, which prompted reinforcements. In Reno, Nevada, fireworks sparked a four-home fire. no injuries.
Police with cadaver dogs scoured a municipal landfill at night for Lori Hacking, 27, amid a vast volunteer search that shifted to rugged terrain as families ended a neighborhood sweep. Detective notes said dogs found nothing of consequence after extending efforts through 15 feet of garbage and dirt.
A 16-year-old girl Brittney Gregory from Brick Township was found dead in a wooded area near her home two miles away. Ocean County prosecutor Thomas F Kelaher said a man, Jack Fuller, 38, a family friend, is charged with murder and held on a one million dollar bail. Autopsy shows death occurred before burial. tests for sexual assault pending.
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