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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2006
Page
7
In Alexandria VA prosecutors press for emotional testimony from victims families as they push for death penalty evidence in the Zacarias Moussaoui case. Judge Brinkema warns jurors about potential prejudice and the risk of appeals overturning a death sentence.
In New York and cities nationwide thousands protest to demand U S citizenship for undocumented immigrants. Rallies span from Atlanta with about 50000 to Garden City Kansas with 3000 residents. Demonstrators chant We Are America and Legalize Don't Criminalize as signs call for immigration reform.
U S soldiers have returned to daily patrols in Shula and Ghazaliyah as Iraqi forces struggle to control sectarian violence after the Samarra shrine attack. The reinforcements aim to deter death squads while facing friction with Iraqi partners amid increasing killings.
Washington regulators hear opposition from bankers unions and consumer groups at the FDIC hearing calling Wal-Mart's bid for a Utah state bank a gateway to full scale banking. Wal-Mart asserts no branch banking and pledges to support community banks while regulators ask questions and reserve judgment.
Gulfport official Joe Spraggins says stockpiles of food water and fuel and improved evacuation routes are needed as Katrina relief lags. He warns of a looming mental health toll and urges readiness for a season forecast to be highly active with potential storms and ongoing recovery challenges.
Former Enron chief Jeffrey Skilling told jurors he resigned months before Enron collapsed because he was worn out and troubled by the falling share price not because disaster loomed. He declared I am absolutely innocent and noted his life is on the line as he testified in his own defense.
Italy's Romano Prodi claims victory as the center-left gains control of the lower house with 49.8 percent versus 49.7 for Berlusconi's bloc, securing 55 percent of seats under the new law. Berlusconi's conservatives hold a slim Senate edge with six foreign seats pending.
Australian Prime Minister John Howard faces questioning as a government inquiry investigates the Australian Wheat Board role in Saddam Hussein oil for food scheme. Trade Minister Mark Vaile says he was busy and unaware of warnings. Howard will provide a written statement and may testify under oath later this week.
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