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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 2003

Page

8

Supreme Court to rule on cross border arrests by federal agents

The Supreme Court will decide whether federal agents may secretly enter foreign countries to seize suspects for U S trials in terrorism cases. The administration defends the power as essential, while a lower court blocked bringing Osama bin Laden to the United States for Sept 11 charges.

Washington Supreme Court America Bush Administration Osama bin Laden Theodore Olson Mexico

Raid in West Bank Kills Three Men and Boy

Israeli forces raided the Ramallah area destroying Hamas infrastructure and killing three men and a boy. Simultaneously an Israeli developer moved to begin a Jewish neighborhood in disputed Jerusalem while Palestinian leaders eyed a ceasefire as a peace process showed limited momentum.

Jerusalem Israel West Bank Geneva Hamas Ramallah

Government supporters attack base in Ivory Coast

In Abidjan government supporters converged on the main French military base demanding that peacekeepers leave. French troops used tear gas planks and stun grenades to quell a riot that began with about 250 people and swelled to around 400. Protesters burned barricades and targeted drivers as Eugene Djue, a pro government militia leader, warned the protests would continue.

Abidjan Ivory Coast Iican Eugene Djue

UN climate conference opens amid new doubts

In Milan the U N climate meeting opened with claims of “unquestionable” human driven warming while doubts rose overKyoto’s fate as the United States rejects the pact and Russia signals nonparticipation. Environment Minister Altero Attili urged perseverance in strengthening global strategies to cut emissions and aid vulnerable regions.

Milan Italy U.N Alteroatteoli Russia

Boeing chair announces resignation amid ethics controversy

Boeing chairman Phil Condit resigns effective immediately after leadership restructuring amid ethics probes touching the Pentagon contract and two other executives. Lewis Platt becomes non executive chair and Harry Stonecipher CEO, as Boeing faces fallout from the Air Force tanker deal investigation.

Chicago Boeing Co Phil Condit Condit Boeing Lewis Platt Hewlett- Packard Harry Stonecipher Stonecipher Air Force Pentagon Dragon

Samarra battle leaves dozens dead in ambush clash

In Samarra Iraq 54 Iraqis were reported killed as U S forces fought two bank ambushes delivering new currency with tanks and artillery. U S officials said the assault shown coordinated planning and marked the bloodiest combat since Saddam Hussein’s fall while residents put civilian casualties lower and unclear.

Samarra Iraq U.S Saddam Hussein Baghdad Saddam Fedayeen

Stephen King improving after pneumonia hospitalization

Stephen King remains hospitalized in Bangor with pneumonia but his condition is improving and he has been taken off oxygen. King's attorney Warren Silver says a long recovery lie ahead to regain his former health after Novhospitalization and thoracotomy to remove fluid and scar tissue from his lung.

Bangor Maine Stephen King Warren Silver King Silver New York National Book Foundation

Surprising returns and unusual name change across states

In Wichita a woman reunites with her lost dog Bear after six years as a veterinarian notes minor weight loss and signs of care. In Reedsville a man cashed in over a million coins totaling 10060 dollars. In Springfield a man legally changes his name to Bubba reflecting his nickname with his full name now Bubba Bubba Bubba.

Bear Frank Flores Lynn Wagner Wagner Springfield Ill Raymond Allen Gray Jr Bubba Bubba Bubba Bubba Bubby” Gray

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