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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2005
Page
6
In Los Angeles, 58 Japanese-Americans received diplomas at Los Angeles Technical Trade School. The largest group of former internees to graduate at once, many in wheelchairs or with tears, were honored amid leis and sashes as they rejoined their communities after more than five decades.
Israeli bulldozers erased two Gaza settlements and began on two more including Nissanit as the plan to remove settlers accelerates. In the West Bank, ultranationalists clashed with troops near Sanur as Sharon condemns violent protests amid the disengagement push.
Sunni Arab leaders appeal to the United States to keep Shiites and Kurds from pushing a draft through parliament without full agreement. Kamal Hamdoun warns of further crisis as talks resume and deadlines shift. In violence, a U.S. soldier dies near Tikrit amid ongoing insurgent resistance.
A massive remote controlled bomb exploded under a wooden bridge as a convoy of Humvees crossed in Daychopan district Zabul province killing four US soldiers and wounding three others. The attack followed warnings ahead of Sept 18 elections and amid broader violence in Afghanistan.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, speaking with Fidel Castro in Cuba, blamed U.S. imperialism for global harm during a broadcast from Sandino province. In Amman, Saddam Hussein urged martyrdom in a Red Cross verified letter from Jordan, saying his fate serves Palestine and Iraq.
In London AP reports Britain's Muslim Council of Britain denounces Panorama for accusing leaders of tolerating extremism. The council's Sir Iqbal Lacranie calls the program deeply unfair and aims to sabotage Muslims' progress in politics. In Cologne AP notes Pope Benedict XVI ends trip with Mass for a million, warns Europe on secularism and do it yourself religion. He urges interfaith dialogue after synagogue visit and a talk on terrorism. He laments forgetfulness of God and warns religion can become a consumer product unless kept in check.
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