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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2004
Page
6
Redwood City lawyers may request a second delay in Scott Peterson's murder trial citing too many prospective jurors prejudged. Geragos considers at least three options including change of venue or rethinking prior ruling on one dual juries for guilt and penalty.
John Allen Muhammad was sentenced to death by a Virginia judge for the October 2002 Washington area sniper killings that left ten people dead. He denied involvement, said he would appeal, and stood in an orange jumpsuit while family victims reacted as the judge called the crimes nearly beyond comprehension.
Haiti's U.S. backed Advisory Council chose former foreign minister Gerard Latortue as prime minister as Marines prepare to help police disarm civilians. The move aims to form a transitional government after Aristide's ouster, with Latortue and Interim President Boniface Alexandre guiding elections and governance amid clashes and unrest.
Abul Abbas, the Palestine Liberation Front leader linked to the 1985 Achille Lauro hijacking, dies in US custody in Iraq at age 56. Officials say the death appears due to natural causes and an autopsy will be performed. Abbas, captured in southern Baghdad, had been a marginal PLF figure and faced US pursuit over the shipboard killings of Leon Klinghoffer.
A study of 12 000 adolescents finds teens who pledge to remain virgins until marriage have STD rates close to those who do not pledge. Public pledges also link to fewer sex partners and earlier marriage, but low condom use among pledgers undermines protection. The researchers caution about broader risk factors and note racial group differences lack consistent significance.
Pekar and Joyce Brabner announce a sequel to American Splendor to broaden distribution and reach a wider audience. The project follows ten years of public interest in Pekar while his studio location remains a mystery.
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