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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2004
Page
12
Fidel Castro tripped and fell leaving the stage during a Santa Clara ceremony fracturing a knee and an arm but later said he was in one piece. Official notice on state television confirmed the injuries and noted his designated successor Raul Castro.
In Baghdad Iraq Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Ivan L Frederick 38 was sentenced to eight years in prison for maltreatment dereliction of duty indecent acts and conspiracy in the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse case He faced a possible 10 years but was reduced in rank to private and discharged from the Army The plea deal included cooperation with prosecutors and a forfeit of pay The sentencing drew defense claims of corporate responsibility and Army stress while prosecutors argued the offender made clear wrong choices The case ties to seven Army Reserve MPs based in Cresaptown Maryland and other soldiers charged in the scandal
The Associated Press reports Britain will move the First Battalion Black Watch from Shaibah to a US controlled zone near Baghdad. The redeployment aims to restore order before January elections, with defense officials saying the deployment lasts weeks. Prime Minister Blair faces domestic opposition over the move.
The Washington Post reports two incidents near Baghdad that killed six women and one man and injured dozens. A minivan with Iraqi Airways and Civil Aviation Ministry staff was struck, while a separate shooting targeted a car carrying workers including aides to interim president Ghazi Yawar. Witnesses say women workers have been occasionally targeted in postwar violence.
The flu season may trigger up to 26 billion dollars in lost productivity as scarce vaccines curb vaccination rates. Health economists warn absenteeism could double, while early indicators from Australia and New Zealand suggest a milder US season. Federal action limits supply as Chiron and Aventis work to deliver 24 million shots.
The World Wildlife Fund reports that overuse of nonrenewable resources, overcrowded cities, habitat loss, and ocean exploitation threaten Earth's ability to sustain life. Major resource consumers like the United States, Kuwait, Australia, and Sweden bear large ecological footprints, while critics call the study biased and overlook benefits.
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