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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2001
Page
3
FBI investigators explore a possible link between the Cole bombing suspect and Osama bin Laden as Newsweek reports a Yemeni detainee Tawfig al Atash, a security adviser to bin Laden, discussed orders with two emissaries code named Khaled.
In Marion Kentucky Tyson Foods and a local broiler grower may face fines exceeding 100 million a day if a judge upholds a city nuisance ordinance over odors from 16 Wardlaw broiler houses near the Marion city line. Residents from 10 households allege persistent smells trespass into the city and harm their enjoyment of homes.
Prosecutors examined a 100000 loan arranged by Grover Connell to Senator Robert Torricelli that aided a 144000 stock gain and sparked a nine year inquiry into his finances. The probe, begun in 1995, questioned whether the loan was an illegal gift and whether favors followed.
Fighting between government troops and ethnic Albanian rebels persisted near Tetovo as artillery and mortars pounded targets in the hills. Prime Minister Georgievski announced new curfew measures while NATO cautioned against broader involvement. Residents fled, civilians sheltered, and the city remained under curfew with security forces in fortified positions.
Paris voters gave Bertrand Delance the victory over Philippe Seguin to lead Paris 163 member council amid Socialist gains in Lyon and other cities. Interior Ministry expected to confirm results early Monday with the new majority needing 82 seats.
Israel said it has U.S. backing for not negotiating with the Palestinians under fire as Sharon arrives in the United States for talks with President Bush. A Gaza mortar attack injures one Israeli soldier, marking the first such hit in five months.
Police killed officer Santos Santa Maria Avedano, 32, as he evacuated guests from a Roses hotel when a car bomb exploded. A second car bomb near Gandia prompted a precautionary blast five hours later. Authorities say stolen French cars and explosives were used by ETA operatives. Hundreds protested outside Roses town hall while politicians denounced the attack.
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