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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2004
Page
8
A water taxi carrying 25 people capsized in Baltimore Inner Harbor after a powerful wind gust. Four dead, three missing, and 22 rescued as boats battled frigid 40s temperatures. Survivors clung to the overturned pontoon while officials warned no more were expected.
US special operations snipers killed nine suspected Taliban militants in the Afghan mountains along the Pakistan border in one of the deadliest engagements in 10 months. The clash began when 25 to 40 militants attempted to flank the American and Afghan army position, as U.S. commanders outline a hammer and anvil spring strategy with Pakistani support. Authorities offered few details on Osama bin Laden, while a Kabul briefing noted warming weather and budding almond trees.
President Bush hosted Mexican President Vicente Fox at his Crawford ranch to seal a pledge exempting certain frequent Mexican visitors from new checks at the U.S. border. The visit, aimed at mending ties and boosting support among Hispanics, followed discussions on pro growth policies amid the 2004 election context.
In Gonaives rebel fighters refuse to surrender their weapons until supporters of exiled President Aristide do the same. Rebel leader Guy Philippe pledged disarmament, but many say arms will stay hidden for later use amid a bloody uprising that began February 5 and has left at least 130 dead. In Port-au-Prince a new council met to pick a prime minister, as opposition pushes to remove Yvon Neptune.
Ten coalition soldiers were injured when a truck bomb exploded near Habaniyah west of Baghdad after soldiers opened fire on the vehicle killing the driver. Three Americans were wounded as the truck crashed on a bridge. In Amarah seven British soldiers were wounded in a three hour firefight with unknown attackers. Three Iraqis were killed. Shiite Governing Council members met with Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani to resolve disputes delaying the interim constitution. Al-Sistani objected to two clauses granting Kurdish power and a single presidency. The council refused to sign hours before the planned signing, highlighting his influence in politics. Kurds demanded to keep the clause, saying it was legitimate. Kosrat Rasool of the PUK defended the stance.
A man who won a case against Barbra Streisand claims she refused to pay his $220000 legal bill and costs from the original suit. A December ruling limited fees, while Streisand cites stalker risks. Adelman seeks enforcement costs plus $15000.
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