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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2005
Page
19
Prince Rainier of Monaco waves from the Palace balcony with his son Prince Albert as Monaco marks National Day on Sunday November 19 2000. The scene captures a royal nod to the crowd during the parade.
Prince Rainier II, who guided Monaco for 56 years and married Grace Kelly, died at 81 after heart kidney and breathing problems. Prince Albert, 47, was by his side as the palace announced his death at 6 35 a m after a month long hospital stay for lung infection and related issues.
Iraqi Parliament chose Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani as interim president with Adel Abdul-Mahdi and Ghazi al-Yawer as vice presidents after weeks of negotiations. 227 votes supported the trio, 30 ballots were blank. Ousted former regime members watched from prison TVs.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says the Bush administration will aid Gaza reconstruction after Israel withdraws but offers no specific commitments. She urges Israel to avoid wanton destruction of 8,000 homes left by settlers and calls for coordinated planning with the United States. Prime Minister Sharon’s team coordinates with Rice and Hadley ahead of talks with Bush at the Texas ranch.
In Santa Maria the court heard jurors were overheard during a break laughing at a remark that could mock a witness. No investigation or action followed, as court officials called it an unsubstantiated rumor. A 24 year old testified about touching incidents in the late 1980s and 1990.
The College of Cardinals set April 18 for the conclave to elect John Paul II's successor and prepare for his funeral in Rome. Cardinals read the pope's spiritual testament, will sequester in the Sistine Chapel, and begin balloting with potential 12 day limit. World leaders attended the pope's bier as pilgrims crowded St. Peter's Square amid security and crowd-control measures.
A U S military CH-47 Chinook crashed near Ghazni in cloudy winds killing sixteen people including four American crew members. Police say all dead appeared American. two on flight manifest remain missing as weather officials probe the cause with no enemy fire suspected.
A judge ruled William Lepeska mentally incompetent to stand trial for stalking Anna Kournikova and ordered six months in a restrictive Florida facility for assessment. If improved, he may face trial on battery on officers burglary and resisting arrest charges. The case recalls his earlier nude swim toward Kournikova’s Sunset Island home and his writings sent to the tennis star.
About 3 000 detailed patient statements from the Cleveland Clinic Hospital System Lakewood and Marymount hospitals blew onto Downtown Cleveland after a box fell from a delivery truck. The hospital said it will contact affected patients and investigate how the incident occurred.
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