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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2003
Page
6
National Labor Committee release alleges harsh working conditions at Southeast Textiles in Choloma Honduras where Sean John apparel is produced. A former worker Lynda Eli Gonzalez and Ker naghan described abuses outside a Sean John store ahead of its spring opening.
A Tuesday car bomb near a Fallujah police station killed at least four people. The blast follows a wave of Baghdad bombings that left dozens dead. Iraqi police reported mortars in Jadriya and no immediate casualty details. President Bush blamed Saddam loyalists and foreign terrorists for the attacks.
A Soyuz capsule carrying an American Eden, Russian Yuri Malenchenko, and Spaniard Pedro Duque landed in Kazakhstan near Arkalyk after a 3 hour descent. The crew, healthy and smiling, faced a brief weather delay and a weathered misstep during undocking that rotated the station 25 degrees, later corrected.
A new survey by the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute reports about 60 percent of U S adoption agencies now accept gay and lesbian applications, with resistance remaining in church affiliated agencies. Pertman predicts holdouts will shrink as more homosexuals pursue parenting amid policy debates over same sex marriage. He notes ground reality outpaces policy. Opponents cite the need for both mother and father. supporters argue loving homes for children in care.
Rapper Nelly reported more than $1 million in jewelry stolen from his Aladdin hotel room on the Las Vegas Strip while he attended the 2003 Radio Music Awards. Singer Michelle Branch also reported computer equipment stolen from her Aladdin room. Las Vegas police said the burglaries were reported Monday evening and are under investigation.
London sources say Prince William will meet Paul Burrell, Diana's former butler, to discuss the royal family's anger over Burrell's revelations. Clarence House confirmed the private talks while William urged Burrell to stop disclosures that he says would have mortified Diana.
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