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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2004
Page
9
Tens of thousands fill streets in Mexico City as supporters rally behind Mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. They frame the confrontation as a clash between the underdogs and the privileged amid political turmoil ahead of a 2006 presidential bid.
A powerful car bomb exploded outside Dyncorp Inc. in Kabul killing seven people including two Americans and injuring several in the city’s Shar-e Now district. The attack followed a deadly blast at a southeastern religious school, highlighting fragile security ahead of Afghanistan’s October presidential election.
The Article 32 hearing at Fort Bragg resumes Monday to decide if Pfc. Lynndie England should face court martial on 13 abuse charges and six sexual photo counts. Experts say orders defense will not shield her. witnesses may include Cheney, Rumsfeld, and a mysterious interrogator.
Tiger Woods announced the primary goal of his youth education center is to raise students’ grades rather than teach golf. The project, to be built at the H G Dad Miller Golf Course in Anaheim, will offer free programs for youths 8 to 17 with math language arts and science tutoring alongside golf instruction. Will. Shatner Nimoy to join Doohan tribute crowd as final public appearances loom.
In Tacoma nine of 38 rescued dachshunds gathered at the Old House Cafe for a reunion, health and care improving since capture from a squalid home. Owner Sarah Wakeman received probation and a $3,000 fine. 22 dogs were adopted, four remained with her, the rest returned. In Tucson, Lt. Col. Martha McSally faced dress code scrutiny after wearing a men’s flight cap at her July installation, a rule breach tied to prior gender dress disputes.
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