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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2004
Page
5
A huge snow cornice collapsed near Logan Canyon burying the entrances to caves where 39 Boy Scouts and leaders slept. All were rescued unharmed as wind driven snow covered the area at 7400 feet. The incident halted with the rescue completed in hours.
Maryland officials ordered the slaughter of 328000 chickens on two Delaware-owned farms after avian influenza of the H7 strain was detected near Pocomoke City. A 2 mile quarantine covers eight farms and 99 more within 6 miles as testing expands. Officials stress the virus does not threaten humans but could devastate poultry operations.
One dead and three missing after a water taxi capsized in Baltimore Harbor amid frigid rain and heavy surf. Navy reservists aided 21 survivors, lifting the overturned craft with a ramp while rescuers pulled passengers from the water.
Human Rights Watch charged U.S. operations in Afghanistan caused civilian deaths and abuses, including a farm family killed in a raid, and blamed detentions at Bagram and CIA prisons. The Pentagon rejected the claims, saying mistakes are being corrected and civilian harm is minimized.
Insurgents fired at least seven rockets at the U.S. coalition headquarters in Baghdad on Sunday night striking the Al Rasheed hotel and dining hall. One American was wounded as explosions echoed across central Baghdad and the SUV with rockets burst into flames.
At the Tosca intermission, tenor Charles Anthony received a standing ovation for his long Met career. The tribute highlighted his 2,882 performances across 110 roles since debut in 1954, with Met general manager Joseph Volpe praising him as the soul of the company and recounting Bing advising him to change his name.
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