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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2003
Page
13
Former Vice President Al Gore endorses Howard Dean at a Harlem rally five weeks before Iowa caucuses. Gore's backing adds momentum to Dean's campaign as he heads to Cedar Rapids for an endorsement and then New Hampshire for the final debate of the year.
North Korea pledged to freeze its nuclear program if the United States removes it from the terrorism sponsors list and provides fuel aid. A Foreign Ministry spokesman quoted by KCNA said Pyongyang would join a second round of six nation talks once delisting and sanctions relief are granted, including heavy fuel oil and electricity aid.
Two suicide bombers attacked bases near Talafar and Fallujah wounding 61 soldiers. Defenses, walls, and roadblocks limited casualties while a separate helicopter was hit near Fallujah and landed safely with minimal injuries. Iraq moves toward a war crimes tribunal as U.N. envoy planned.
President Bush and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao met as Bush warned Taiwan not to take unilateral actions toward independence that could raise tensions with Beijing. He cited a planned March referendum and urged stability in the Taiwan Strait while reaffirming U S support under the Taiwan Relations Act.
Mandy Moore, 19, opens up in Cosmopolitan about maturing fashion sense while releasing Coverage. She favors sophisticated looks to match her growing, curvy figure and notes she would not resort to nudity.
Milwaukee residents recount found cash scattered at a suburban shopping center as most of 30 $100 bills were returned. One last bill was later handed to police, with shoppers noting the odd luck and generosity as bills reappeared in various ways.
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