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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2004
Page
12
Routine blood tests confirmed bird flu infections leading to the destruction of 24,000 birds at a Pittsburg Texas farm. The farm represented less than 1 percent of the company flock and Texas officials reported no sick or dying birds observed.
The Iraqi Governing Council chose Iyad Allawi a Shiite former exile and council member to be prime minister as power transfers June 30. Brahimi said he will work with Allawi and awaited a fuller cabinet lineup by Monday.
U S soldiers escorting a convoy of at least 13 buses carrying Abu Ghraib prison inmates came under fire near the freeway but no casualties were reported. Explosions heard in Kufa followed an agreement to end fighting with Shiite insurgents and al Sadr's militia appeared in the streets. A Governing Council member Salama al Khafaji reported her son Ahmed Fadel may have been kidnapped after a convoy attack in Yusufiyah.
Army investigators expand their inquiry beyond low level MPs at Abu Ghraib to military intelligence. The probe now covers detainee treatment in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay. Defenders say abuse was ordered or encouraged by intelligence officers, while one soldier says authorities did not authorize it.
A strong earthquake struck central Iran causing at least 23 deaths and about 100 injuries. The quake rattled cities in the region, prompting rescue efforts and emergency responses as officials reported widespread damage.
A 6.2 magnitude quake struck northern Iran near Alamout about 45 miles from Tehran causing at least 23 deaths and over 100 injuries. Eight provinces were affected with land slides burying victims on the Tehran Chalous road and wide damage to homes and infrastructure.
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