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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2004
Page
7
Dalai Lama told 3000 Tibetan followers in Dharamsala on the 45th anniversary of his exile that Hu Jintao has knowledge of Tibet’s problems and could aid a breakthrough. He cited China’s offer to negotiate as a positive sign for resolving the Tibetan issue.
A 19-year-old New York University student Diana Chien died by suicide after leaping from a 24-story off campus building in New York City. Officials confirm the death occurred Saturday marking the fourth student plunge this academic year. University notified students by email, while reactions include anger and bitterness among peers.
Malvo, 19, received life without parole for his role in the Washington area sniper attacks that killed 10 people, following the death sentence given to Muhammad in nearby Prince William County. Prosecutors plan further trials and await Supreme Court rulings on juvenile death penalties.
In Port-au-Prince crowds protest after U S Marines fatally shoot Mutial Telusma a taxi driver speeding toward a checkpoint. Officials say two gunmen were killed and a body lay on a sidewalk as peacekeepers faced hostile fire near the prime minister's residence.
Insurgents posing as police at a Hillah checkpoint south of Baghdad killed two American civilians and their Iraqi translator, all employed by the U.S led coalition. Five Iraqis were arrested as the attackers fled with the vehicle. Wounded Americans were airlifted to Baghdad for treatment.
House and Senate negotiators began work on a two year pension relief bill to temporarily reduce contributions to defined benefit plans. The draft would save about eighty billion dollars over this year and next while lawmakers fear a veto over underfunding. Officials note April 15 determines annual pension allocations for many firms.
Diana Ross must return to Tucson to serve 48 consecutive hours in Pima County Jail for a DUI case after arrangements in Greenwich did not meet Arizona law. The singer pleaded no contest and a March 4 order requires the confinement in Tucson, with a prior misalignment noted by Magistrate Cranshaw.
Mira Sorvino in Los Angeles launches a two year Amnesty International campaign urging governments to curb violence against women. She argues abuse is the top health threat to women even in the United States and highlights infanticide and sex selective abortions as forms of violence in some countries.
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