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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2005
Page
11
Haitian police and UN officers cornered about 10 armed men in Delmau district after a clash that left Ravix dead and no other casualties reported. Ravix was among four rebel leaders who ousted Aristide on February 29, 2004.
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid frames the battle over President Bush's judicial nominees as a conflict between checks and balances and GOP attempts to override rules. He cites Republican threats to abolish filibusters, calling the plan the nuclear option and contrasting it with Democrats defending Senate norms and constitutional duties.
Tens of thousands march in central Baghdad and 5,000 in Ramadi demanding U S and allied forces leave Iraq. Demonstrators burn flags and topple effigies of Bush Saddam and Blair while calling for justice for Saddam and a timetable for withdrawal. No major violence reported.
The CH 47 Chinook crash near Ghazni left 18 Americans dead as two more soldiers were found and identified. Investigators from Fort Rucker headed to the site to assess weather and technical factors while the wreckage was taken to Bagram for processing.
Jeff Varner, former Survivor contestant, will join WGHP Fox High Point as weekend anchor. He cites credibility concerns and hard work despite journalism degree and New York experience. He previously hosted TV Guide Channel segments and internet projects.
Terrie Hawke, physical education teacher at Eau Claire North High School, was chosen for the 2006 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail. She will follow the 1000 mile race, posting reports and lesson plans online as she trains and travels. Hawke met finalists in Anchorage after a February audition.
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