Shooting on Cooper Road Leaves Man Wounded
Investigators report a shotgun blast during a late Friday or Saturday incident on Cooper Road in New Ellenton. Donnie Atkinson, 19, was wounded in the left hand as a car carrying several individuals was fired upon from another vehicle after an earlier fight. Two suspects, Richard Odom and Jerry Odom, both of New Ellenton, surrendered at the sheriff's department estimating intent to kill. Atkinson remained in good condition at HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center, while another victim, Jefferson Johnson of Granitevile, stayed in critical condition Friday afternoon. Authorities appeal for public tips to aid the investigation.
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Trade pact eyed as aid and risk for U S agriculture
U S Chamber of Commerce officials say small and medium firms gain access to Mexico while large firms already operate there. Experts caution draft text not released, with concerns on low Mexican wages affecting U S textiles and glass. Rep Garza notes agriculture worries appear addressed, with transition periods for citrus and crops.
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Savannah protest targets Savannah River Site plan
Savannah Alderman Dana Braun urged shutting the plant as protesters gathered in rain to send a message to DOE officials. About two dozen demonstrators, including Warren Whipple of the Southeastern Peace Coalition, called for action while a flotilla planned to camp near Allendale downstream from SRS. They oppose tritium production and an incinerator for hazardous waste, accusing the assessment of ignoring agricultural impacts.
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Bush defends Bosnia policy amid foreign aid debate
President Bush, urged to act with force, argues humanitarian aid remains goal and supports UN Security Council talks. He rejects lifting an arms embargo on Bosnia, says arming Serbs already exists and violence must be stopped. Cheney and Scowcroft attend a midafternoon briefing at Bush’s vacation home as he campaigns on national duties.
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