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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2004
Page
5
Sen Ben Nighthorse Campbell, facing health issues and an aide scandal, says he will not run again. The 70 year old Republican cites time to return to his ranch and family after a health battle and recent chest pains.
Gay and lesbian couples began marrying in Portland after Multnomah County licensed same sex marriages. Mary Li and Rebecca Kennedy were among the first to be married, with Li congratulating the moment as others celebrated with champagne and roses. Separately, New York officials debated legality as some towns moved to wed couples without licenses while stressing that state law defines marriage as between a man and a woman.
Rebel leader Guy Philippe said his forces would disarm as U.S. Marines patrol Port-au-Prince amid Haiti's uprising. Washington urged disarmament while Marines and allied forces began securing streets, with a peacekeeping plan under discussion and additional troops en route.
Shiite mourners in Karbala and Kadhimiya chanted against the United States as Iraq entered three days of mourning after coordinated bombings. Officials reported 271 killed and 393 wounded, with US figures at 117 dead. Zarqawi linked attack noted by Gen. Abizaid. Bremer blamed external infiltrators and pledged tighter border controls.
Senior FBI agents sought permission to interview Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh before his death, aiming to clarify dates and timeline gaps. Disagreements over attendance and method halted plans, amid discovery of 4000 pages of trial records delaying execution for a month.
Neil Young brings a Milwaukee stop to his Greendale tour featuring biodiesel powered buses and trucks. He promotes farm aid and renewable energy while noting the difficulty of shifting the public from fossil fuels amid political barriers.
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