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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2001
Page
3
A 30 year old man died after receiving four times the prescribed AIDS medication for 101 days in a state psychiatric hospital. His parents learned of the overdose from a TV broadcast and faced no written policy on informing families.
The Supreme Court weighed whether medical use of marijuana can overcome federal illegality. A ruling for the Oakland Cannabis Buyers Cooperative could let clubs resume distributing the drug in California, while a ruling for the federal government would curb such activity. Justices questioned the medical necessity defense as applied to a nonpatient business. California supports the Oakland club as state law allows ill patients to use marijuana.
Israeli helicopters attacked Force 17 HQ in Ramallah and four targets in Gaza City and Deir al Balah after a wave of bombings. Dozens of Palestinians injured, including a Force 17 member and a civilian woman. Ramallah fire lit the night as residents fled burning buildings.
The Bush administration criticized the attack and said force cannot end the conflict. Spokesman Richard Boucher affirmed Israel's security needs but rejected a military solution, following the U.S. veto at the UN on a Palestinian observer force. Arafat met Arab leaders in Amman as they pledged aid and urged a lasting peace. Erekat called the strikes a premeditated aggression, promising escalation.
U S rail safety officials warn derailments increased about 18 percent from 1997 to 2000, with 2 059 incidents vs 1 741. Poor track maintenance and inspection cutbacks cited. FRA and inspectors general note limited staffing for 230 000 miles of track. House hearing to address safety gaps.
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