Week of March 8, 2004

Port-Au-Prince - Gunmen loyal to exiled President Jean-Bertrand Aristide

ambush a march by thousands celebrating his ouster. Five are dead.

Members of the Iraqi Governing Council sign an interim constitution designed to

pave the way to democratic self rule.

Terrorism in Madrid as 10 bombs

detonate minutes apart in Madrid,

ripping through crowded commuter

trains. An Al Qaeda link is being

considered.

Millions turn out for memorial

observance in Spain in the face of

Spain’s worst terrorist attack. Nearly

200 were killed and 1,500 wounded.

Spanish police have arrested three Moroccans in the train bombings in Madrid.

They are believed tied to Islamic extremism and are now among five being held

for the bombings.

Troubled area - W.S. marines fire back at gunmen in Port-Au-Prince Haiti and the

Pentagon announces that it was expanding the mission to allow U.S. troops to

forcefully stop violence among Haitians.

Critics are describing the effort to rebuild Iraq as a process rife with poor

oversight, questionable spending and long delays that endanger the country’s

security.

Pier 1 stores TV ads are now featuring “Queer

Kirstie Alley.

Eastman Kodak Co sues Sony Corp for allegedly

using technology covered by 10 of the company’s

digital photography patents.

Radio news -

A new radio network with a total liberal slant - Air

America will launch March 31. Look for Al

Franken and Janeane Garfalo to be hosts. The

network is leasing time on some stations such as

WLIB New York and KBLA, Los Angeles.

Week of March 8, 2004

Music news -

Detectives illegally seized photos allegedly showing R. Kelly having sex with an

underage girl and prosecutors cannot use them to try the r&b singer on child

porno charges - so says a judge in Florida.

Wednesday night television -

CBS - 60 Minutes II, King of Queens, Yes, Dear, 48 Hours, Late Show, Late Late

Show

NBC - The Apprentice, Law & Order, Tonight, Conan O’Brien

ABC - My Wife and Kids, Extreme Makeover, Stephen King’s Kingdom Hospital,

Nightline, Jimmy Kimmel

UPN - Game Over, the Mullets, Star Trek: Enterprise

Fox - That ‘70’s Show, American Idol

Week of March 8, 2004

WB - Smallville

CNN - Lou Dobbs, Larry King, NewsNight with Aaron Brown, Paul Zahn

Larry King - Author Andrew Morton

David Letterman - Kate Bosworth

Jimmy Kimmel - Pat Green

At the movies -

The Passion of the Christ

Starsky & Hutch

Hidalgo

50 First dates

Twisted

Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King

Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights

Miracle

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