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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 2001

Page

13

US officials warn long Afghan engagement amid bin Laden hunt

Washington officials say American troops may stay in Afghanistan for years to pursue Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda leaders. They stress avoiding a full occupation while continuing humanitarian aid and supporting a post-Taliban government with aid agencies and possibly UN peacekeepers. Military leaders note force levels should deter future terror while assisting opposition, with focus on Tora Bora and ongoing fighting in the region.

Washington Afghanistan Taliban al-Qaida Osama bin Laden al- Qaida Taliba Defense Paul Wolfowitz United States Dick Cheney Cheney NBC Meet U.N Air Force Richard Myers Joint Chiefs of Staff Myers Ié Tora Bora Myers

United Nations to accept 2001 Nobel Peace Prize

The United Nations and Secretary-General Kofi Annan will receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo in a centennial ceremony. Annan will deliver the Nobel lecture while Han Seung-soo accepts on behalf of the UN. The prize totals $950,000 and the awards in other categories will be handed in Stockholm.

United Nations Oslo Norway Kofi Annan Annan U.N. General Assembly Han Seung-soo Middle East Stockholm Sweden Vebel Committee

Husband of accused child killer defends gag order breach

Russell Yates says he did not violate a gag order by discussing his wife Andrea Yates medical condition on 60 Minutes. Harris County DA Chuck Rosenthal joined the show to defend seeking the death penalty. Both could face contempt penalties. judge imposed the order on June 26. Andrea Yates faces capital murder charges for the deaths of three of their five children. trial jury selection begins January 7.

Houston Russell Yates Yates Andrea Yates 60 Minutes CBS Houston Chronicle Andrea

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