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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2005
Page
9
In Buffalo New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton fainted at a private club after reporting a stomach virus before a planned Social Security address. Doctors attributed the illness to a stomach virus and she pressed on with a later talk at a Catholic college.
A car packed with explosives exploded outside a government ministry in Dushanbe killing the driver and wounding several people including Emergencies Ministry officers. Five vehicles were set ablaze and no culprits were named as authorities opened an investigation.
The Senate unanimously confirms Samuel Bodman as energy secretary. Bodman, 66, previously deputy secretary in the Commerce and Treasury departments, lacks direct energy experience but is praised for his academic and business background guiding a broad agency from nuclear weapons to cleaner coal.
Kuwaiti police stormed hideouts in Mubarak Al Kabir and al Qurain, killing four militants and a civilian as a planned raid led to a gunfight. Authorities said they arrested Amer Khlaif al Enezi and three other suspects, with three police officers and three militants wounded.
Jewish settlers and supporters protest outside parliament for a second day opposing Ariel Sharon’s planned withdrawal from Palestinian territories. A de facto cease fire holds as security chiefs plan handover talks in the West Bank. a 10 year old Palestinian girl is fatally shot at a UN school in Rafah with unclear shooter.
Tom Brokaw inked a two book contract with Random House, terms undisclosed. Publicists cited ongoing projects while promising more on the former NBC anchor’s future works and continuing to define the American experience.
Governor Dummer Academy in Newbury Massachusetts seeks a new name after 21/2 years of debate. Headmaster John Doggett says the Dummer surname risks a poor first impression to prospective students and parents despite the school’s long history since 1763. A May vote will decide the new name. In Stockholm, weddings at Arlanda Airport rose over 30 percent in 2004 with 348 ceremonies as couples tie the knot before boarding.
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