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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 2003

Page

9

Baghdad Nears End as U S Forces Expand Role in Iraq

At Emory University historian Gordon Newby laments the loss of past understanding as Iraqi distrust grows amid looting of government offices and schools. US officials deploy 1200 police and judiciary personnel to bolster troops while Iraqi police join Marines on joint patrols. A Marine patrol near Tikrit advances. In Baghdad a cache of 310 death bomb vests is found at an elementary school. A Marine is killed at a checkpoint outside a medical facility as fighting erupts near the Palestine Hotel on the Tigris.

Emory University Atlanta Gordon Newby Mohammed Zaki Jeremy Stafford Baghdad Al-Saadi Germany IDF Television Net Saddam Tikrit 1St Marine Expeditionary Force U.S. Central Command Central Command Palestine

Aiken Eyes Traffic Impact Fees for New Homes and Firms

The plan sets a single family home fee at 827 and commercial fees from 83,000 to 104,000, financed by developers to pay road improvements. City Manager Roger LeDuc notes the debate over who pays and clarifies funds would strictly cover roadway construction. The proposal, modeled after Mount Pleasant and Hilton Head, could charge 100 percent of road costs for new projects, with adjustments possible by City Council.

Imum Aiken City Roger LeDuc Mount Pleasant Hilton Head Rock Hill LeDuc Aiken City of Council Park Ave S.W

Palm Sunday and Passion Narrative Mark Holy Week’s Opening

The article contrasts Palm Sunday and the Passion narrative as Holy Week’s opening, noting early Christian focus on Easter and the move from celebration to solemn reflection. It describes processions, readings, and how Bach and others set the Passion to music. It ends with Jesus’ path to the cross and the light of the resurrection beyond darkness.

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