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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2004
Page
11
Police report militants shot a officer and planted bombs in Katmandu as rebels press for releasing prisoners and for removing their terrorist tag. Cabinet promises to discuss missing suspects but no clear accord emerged. The unrest follows a midweek blockade of Nepal’s capital.
In Najaf fighters offer to relinquish control of the Imam Ali Shrine to Shiite religious leaders as negotiations continue to remove militants from the compound. Officials report dozens killed and hundreds wounded in the two week clash with U S and Iraqi forces as talks center on weapons, keys, and who will govern the shrine.
U N judges at The Hague weigh how to resume the Milosevic war crimes case amid his fragile health and demands to defend himself. They consider splitting the 66 counts across Croatia Bosnia and Kosovo to speed verdicts, with defense start tentatively set for Aug 31 amid ongoing delays. Milosevic’s assistants say he will refuse counsel.
Former Vice President Al Gore was cited for speeding 75 mph in a rented car on a highway in Oregon's northwest corner. He received a 141 ticket on Aug. 3 and will pay the fine. the trooper did not recognize him until Gore showed his license.
Todd Krampitz received a liver donated through a public appeal that included two billboards and a website. A new Southwest Freeway billboard thanks donors as Krampitz recovers after surgery at Methodist Hospital. Critics warn the campaign may affect other patients while supporters urge awareness of organ donation. In Missouri, Hannibal LaGrange College housing lets the president and wife host 10 to 12 female students due to a housing crunch.
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