Terrorism threat raises US alert to orange season
An editorial admonishes maintaining holiday plans despite the orange threat level raised by Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge. It notes global al Qaida activity and potential aviation vulnerabilities while urging Americans to continue fighting terrorism and not yield to fear.
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Aiken Standard Names Editor and Staff Members
The Aiken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as shunter and editor Jeffrey B. Wallace with email jwallace aikenstandard com. Arthur T. Zappa and Ellen C. Priest are identified among staff, with roles and contact details not fully provided.
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Should U N administer Saddam's war crimes trial
Marjorie Cohn and John C. Kunich argue for a U N based hybrid tribunal with Iraqi participation to ensure due process. They critique U S military commissions and Iraqi-only courts, noting political timing and accountability concerns.
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Nuremberg Style Trial for Saddam on Iraqi Soil
Editorial argues for a Nuremberg type tribunal in Iraq to try Saddam Hussein for crimes against humanity and war crimes. It warns the ICC and a UN tribunal are inadequate, urging a venue on Iraqi soil with Allied legal authorities and public participation.
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Hillary Clinton Mania Stirs Buzz in Uproarious Tour
Amid rapturous crowds Hillary Rodham Clinton dazzles supporters in cities like West Palm Beach and Miami while denying a 2004 presidential run. Critics flag her shifting stances on Iraq and crime, noting a polarizing mix of admiration and scorn as she remains a powerful political symbol.
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