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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2004
Page
13
A roadside bomb near Kirkuk killed three U S soldiers as their convoy passed 25 miles southwest of Kirkuk. A car bomb outside a Mosul fire station killed nine and wounded 45. In Mosul a vehicle breached a police barricade and exploded.
China’s Health Ministry announced a new confirmed SARS case on Saturday, the fourth this season, but said the patient had already been discharged. The patient Liu fell ill January 7 with fever and sore throat and was hospitalized in Guangzhou on January 13. By January 18 his temperature had returned to normal and his condition stabilized.
The U S military said an art gas dump explosion that killed eight American soldiers near Ghazni was likely an accident. Spokesman Lt Col Bryan said troops were preparing the weapons for disposal when one or more detonated.
The commission investigating the September 11 attacks shows opportunities existed to stop hijackers, with miscommunications about al Qaida operatives, repeat entry with false visas, and missed chances at airport security checkpoints. Jose Melendez Perez sworn in before the inquiry as DHS customs inspector.
Five flights to the United States from Britain and France were canceled Saturday amid security concerns. U S officials cited renewed indications of al Qaida interest in targeting international air travel. British Airways and Air France canceled London and Paris to Dulles schedules, with specific flights cited.
The court moves into a busy spring with cases on campaign finance, the Pledge of Allegiance, terrorism and security after 9 11, presidential secrecy, civil rights for the disabled, Internet smut rights for children, patient rights to sue HMOs, religious education scholarships, partisan redistricting, and photos of Vince Foster. Oral arguments on the pledge start late March and terrorism cases loom with possible rulings by July as Guantanamo Bay custody rights draw international scrutiny.
Oscar winning director Oliver Stone is honored with the Golden Kinnaree at the 2004 Bangkok International Film Festival closing ceremony. The 14 day event showcased about 150 films with conferences and lectures on cinema.
In Clayton Missouri police label a break in as the Clown Bandit case after a suspect on video steals alcohol then collides with a door falls and loses balance. He later discards stolen items from a window as bottles break and the thief exits empty handed valued at thirty dollars.
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