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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2004
Page
10
Martha Stewart attorney filings allege juror Chappell Hartridge concealed embezzlement, a cocaine habit, a 1997 assault arrest, and a son’s 2000 attempted robbery conviction from his jury questionnaire. The case marks fresh contortions in the post verdict proceedings.
In northern Brazil at the Roosevelt Indian reservation in Rondonia state, up to 35 prospectors may have been killed in a clash with the Cinta Larga Indians after attempts to recover colleagues' bodies. Police report 19 bodies recovered so far and cite satellite phone updates from the area.
Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia condemned President Bush after his Washington remarks suggesting some West Bank settlements might remain in a peace accord. Qureia called Bush the first president to legitimize settlements and insisted on a Palestinian state in all of the West Bank and Gaza with no settlement retention.
The battle for Fallujah intensifies as warplanes and helicopters hammer fighters and Marines report higher casualties, with 87 U.S. troops dead so far in April. U.N. envoy Brahimi proposes a caretaker government to run until elections, while al Sadr negotiates to avoid a citywide pullout.
CIA Director George Tenet and FBI Director Robert Mueller testified that despite progress since the 2001 hijackings major intelligence and law enforcement gaps persist. They cautioned the NSA and mapping agencies need sustained funding, and urged no creation of a new domestic agency to protect civil liberties.
Singer Sophie B Hawkins won 324 in small claims court for early release of three advance copies of Wilderness. A promotional copy appeared on eBay for 300 in December. sellers later sold two more for 12 each. Hawkins, Santa Monica resident, called for action against piracy.
A white and tan Taiwan cat named Tiger wowed viewers by hopping onto a toilet seat and balancing while doing his business. Owner Dong Hsiyuan said the former stray taught himself the act after watching her from the doorway and hearing him meow when the door closed. Tiger has not learned to flush yet. Wayne geese ban eyed municipal ordinance targets feeding birds to protect lakes. Fines escalate from five to five hundred dollars for successive offenses. Alliance allows 30 foot hot dog rooftop monument after zoning board waiver. Walton Armour wins approval to erect the towering concession stand display atop his new restaurant.
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