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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 2003

Page

2

High tech 911 calls target cell phone locates

Alexandria 911 center showcases advanced E911 tracking to pinpoint wireless callers within about 100 yards on city maps. FCC chair Michael Powell touts lives saved as regulators observe demonstrations while questions of cost privacy and civil rights loom amid nationwide rollout plans and proposed federal grants.

Alexandria Alexandria Emergency David Baker Michael Powell Federal Communications Commission FCC National Emergency Number Association Conrad Burns R-Mont Hillary Rodham Clinton Dny

Democrats urge Bush critics on Iraq weapons search

In St Paul Minnesota Democratic leaders urge presidential hopefuls to press the Bush administration on the missing weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. They warn against politicizing the issue while stressing credibility questions and concern over economy civil liberties and casualty tolls.

ST. Paul Minn Bush Iraq White House Mike Erlandson Minnesota Democratic-Farmer- Labor Party Tina Abbott Michigan Democratic Party Molly Beth Malcolm Texas Democratic Party Jay Parmley Oklahoma Democratic Party Saddam Hussein Parmley George Bush

Baton Rouge Bus Boycott Preceded Montgomery Civil Rights Moves

In June 1953 Baton Rouge blacks refused to ride city buses for four days, sparking early civil rights tactics later echoed by Martin Luther King Jr. The boycott, led by lawyer Johnnie A. Jones and spurring private car carriages, ended in peaceful compromise with expanded seating. White support and local officials shaped the process, though long term gains remained limited.

Baton Rouge Martin Luther King Jr Montgomery Alabama Louisiana Marc Sternberg Sternberg Princeton University Johnnie A. Jones Shepherd Old State Capitol Jones

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