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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2004
Page
11
Prosecutors opened the first UN backed war crimes trial for Sierra Leone’s brutal 1997 to 2002 conflict. Eleven suspects face charges for terror campaigns and atrocities including killings and maiming. The detainee in court declared intent to defend himself.
President Bush presses allied support for Iraq as he travels to Europe with Australian Prime Minister John Howard. He warns retreat would embolden Iran and terrorists while Howard insists Australia will keep 650 troops. Demonstrations loom in Rome ahead of meetings with Berlusconi Blair Chirac Schroeder. Mortar fire near Rome and Baghdad tensions underlie a crowded diplomacy push.
Iraqs top Shiite cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al Sistani expressed cautious support for the U N backed interim government led by Prime Minister Iyad Allawi while Iran s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei branded it a US lackey As fighting raged in Kufa between US troops and al Sadis militiamen at least six Iraqis were killed and 11 wounded Three US soldiers were reported injured as the political timetable set elections by January 31 and a June 30 handover loomed
Prosecutors wrapped their sentencing case in the Terry Nichols murder trial after three days of testimony aimed at securing the death penalty. Victims' families spoke on emotional, psychological, and financial impacts while defense plans to call witnesses next week to attempt sparing Nichols' life.
In Kinshasa crowds demanding action over Bukavu’s fall clashed with UN forces. At least two protesters were killed after UN troops opened fire from a logistics base, while renegade east commanders agreed to withdraw by Friday. UN officials blamed unrealistic expectations and called for more troops.
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