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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 2003

Page

8

Franks Tours Saddam Palace As War Shifts Pulse

Gen Tommy Franks accompanied by senior officers toured the Saddam palace near Baghdad briefing President Bush via videoconference as US forces solidify control. In Baghdad power is still limited and civilians begin to rebuild amid continuing security challenges.

Tommy Franks Baghdad Saddam Palace Iraq Bush Saddam Hussein United Nations Saddam Mosul Franks Offi Qatar Colin Powell Associated Press Television News Bag Tadamoun Abdel-Aziz Irkheita Rihab Taha Dr. Germ U.N Taha Vincent Brooks U.S

Syria denies sheltering Iraqi diplomat amid war claims

Syria rejects U.S. charges that it harbors senior Iraqi officials including Farouk Hijazi, the Iraqi ambassador to Tunisia and former top intelligence official. Foreign Minister al Sharaa signaled possible support for a UN WMD free zone treaty while denying cross border recruitment and oil pipeline transfers.

Damascus Syria Saddam Hussein Washington Farouk Hijazi Iraq Tunisia Mulhabarat Saddam Hijazi Foreign Ministry Bouthayna Shaaban Shaaban Turkey Afghanistan Osama bin Laden al-Qaida Bush Farouk al-Sharaa U.N Security Council Council al Sharaa SBS

South Carolina debates restructuring of state government

Sanford argues restructuring need not cost money but may cut state jobs while strengthening reforms. Supporters like House Speaker Wilkins say the plan continues a decade of restructured government, with the governor to appoint key constitutional officers. Critics fear reduced voter input and seek details on outcomes and savings.

Sanford Carroll Campbell David Wilkins Wilkins Greenville Tommy Moore Clearwater Moore South Carolina House James Smith Columbia

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