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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 2004

Page

9

Uzbekistan vote sparks OSCE criticism amid opposition ban

In Uzbekistan voters pressed a parliamentary ballot with opposition groups barred from running drawing sharp criticism from the OSCE which deployed 21 observers and warned the vote lacked democratic conditions. President Karimov defended the process saying Europe does not represent the region.

Tashkent Uzbekistan Europe Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe OSCE Islam Karimov Central Asia Soviet Republic U.S Afghanistan Washington

Russia and China to hold joint military maneuvers next year

Russia and China will hold unprecedented joint drills on Chinese soil in the second half of next year. Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov, speaking at a Putin chaired cabinet session, said submarines and possibly strategic bombers would be involved. Interfax and Tass reported the plan.

Moscow Russia China Son Sergei Ivanov Vladimir Putin Interfax Star-Tass

Yushchenko Faces Major Obstacles After Victory

Ukraine's reformer Viktor Yushchenko is poised to push Western ties and economic overhaul while dealing with Russia tensions and a divided electorate. He won about 52 percent to Yanukovych's 44.2 amid post election protests and a fractured coalition. The opposition leader vows reforms as Yanukovych plans a Supreme Court challenge though observers noted progress toward international standards.

Kiev Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko Russia European Union NATO Viktor Yanukovych Yushchenko Yanukovych Independence Square Supreme Court Election Commission

Shiite leader survives bombing as Sunni party withdraws

A car bomber killed 15 people while aiming at Abdul Aziz al Hakim, head of the Shiite Supreme Council in Iraq, in Baghdad. The attack shattered the Jadiriyah district as al Hakim remained unharmed. The Sunni Iraqi Islamic Party then withdrew from the Jan 30 elections citing worsening security. An Al Jazeera tape purportedly features Osama bin Laden supporting Zarqawi and urging a boycott.

Baghdad Iraq Al-Jazeera Osama bin Laden Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Abdul Aziz al-Hakim Supreme Council For the Islamic Revolution Iraqi Islamic Party Mohsen Abdel- Hamid Abdul Aziz al- Hakim

Prayers for Snow Boost Jackson Hole Ski Season

In Jackson Wyoming congregations pray for snow to aid the area industry and water supply as Snow King and other resorts expand snowmaking. Ministers warn it is a stewardship issue tied to river flow and irrigation for Idaho farmers.

Jackson Wyo Jackson Hole David Bott Redeemer Lutheran Church Snow King Bott Paul Hayden Presbyterian Church of Snake River Idaho

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