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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 2003

Page

14

Ebadi credits jailed Iranians for Nobel Prize and Cyrus link

Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi told Amir Kabir University students in Tehran that her award honors Iranians jailed for their beliefs and the ancient king Cyrus the Great. She urged peaceful, gradual reform and warned against violence, saying heroes must not be waited for.

Tehran Iran Shirin Ebadi Ebadi Cyrus the Great Ehadi Amir Kabir University Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Cyrus

British judges reject terrorism suspects appeal in London

A special commission backed post Sept 11 anti terror laws, rejecting appeals of 10 suspects who argued detentions lacked due process. Two named individuals Mahmoud Abu Rideh and Jamal Ajouaan linked to Osama bin Laden associates and a plot to bomb Los Angeles Airport. The court allowed another appeal within 28 days. defenders called the ruling unfair while Home Secretary Blunkett defended the process as proportionate.

London Tony Blair Gareth Peirce Mahmoud Abu Rideh Osama bin Laden Jamal Ajouaan Los Angeles Special Immigration Appeals Commission Law Lords Peirce United States Guantanamo Bay Cuba Associated Press America David Blunkett Sky TV News U.S Guantanamo al- Qaida Taliban

Iraq contract extended for Cheney's former company

The Bush administration delayed replacing Halliburton, Dick Cheney's former firm, on the reconstruction in Iraq due to sabotage affecting oil, with a plan to award separate contracts for northern and southern fields. The northern and southern field contracts have minimum values of $500,000, and maximum costs of $800 million and $1.2 billion respectively, with bids still to be revised.

Washington Iraq Bush Administration Halliburton Dick Cheney U.S. Army

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