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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2001
Page
3
Eight suspects, five men and three women, were found guilty of violent rioting during street clashes with police along the June EU leaders meeting. The verdict cites cellphone directed actions from an apartment as a command hub. In total, 28 people have been sentenced in the violence, injuring more than 90 and detaining about 560.
Georgia's high court ruled 4 to 3 that the electric chair violates the state constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. The decision switches Georgia to lethal injection for all current and future death sentences, noting the chair causes excruciating pain and mutilation and contrasting it with the more humane method now adopted by most states.
Miss America autographs blank tags for rescue workers while Martha Stewart decorates cookies with flags. Illinois Governor George Ryan joins a high profile visit by Muhammad Ali, Robert DeNiro, Don King and others to Ground Zero.
A tractor-trailer carrying Navy missiles overturned along Interstate 70 near Middletown Maryland forcing a one mile evacuation as a precaution. The driver was trapped but unharmed and authorities say there was no missile spill. The accident remains under investigation.
Afghan travelers report Taliban units moving heavy weapons into mountains near Kandahar while convoys depart the city to defensive positions. Disparate views exist: fear and shutdown in Kandahar with some saying Americans will lose, while others condemn the regime as border tensions rise. A UN grain convoy of 5 000 tons travels from Quetta toward Kandahar amid US aid politics.
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