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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2003
Page
5
The IRS is auditing the National Education Association over political activity disclosures while promising cooperation. NEA President Reg Weaver vows the union will not be silenced as the probe begins, amid claims the group reports zero political expenditures.
UN AIDS report says global efforts fail as HIV infections and AIDS deaths hit record highs. Sub Saharan Africa remains worst hit while China Indonesia and other regions see rising cases. Officials urge governments to boost resources and expand antiretroviral access amid low awareness, especially among women.
In Baghdad chaos rises as guerrillas focus on Iraqi police and civilians while U S led administration prepares to hand power to local leaders. Explosions rocked western Baghdad near the Green Zone as officials warn of ongoing terrorism amid a fragile path toward democracy. Bremer and Abizaid warned of security risks but noted a drop in daily attacks on coalition forces from over 40 to about 30 per day.
A postwar study funded by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund finds land mines continue to kill and maim Vietnamese farmers, with demining focused on former bases rather than active debris in villages and fields. In Quang Tri province’s Trien Phong district since 197, about 1,270 people have been killed or injured, mostly young men ages 16 to 30, with 46 percent of accidents in farming.
Yemeni Interior Ministry says security forces arrested Mohammed Hamdi al Abdal also known as Abu Assem al Makky after surrounding his hideout west of Sanaa. He is described as a main al Qaida coordinator in Yemen and a mastermind of the USS Cole and Limburg attacks.
Film maker Martin Scorsese will produce and narrate a television documentary to support the effort to reopen the Statue of Liberty to the public. The project aims to raise funds for security upgrades and a timetable is not yet set. The foundation reports AmEx and Folgers have pledged multi million sums to the campaign as federal upgrades continue.
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