Powell presents Iraq disarmament case to United Nations Security Council
Secretary of State Colin Powell and top CIA officials will brief the U N Security Council with evidence from classified material to show Iraq defied disarmament calls. The package reportedly includes transcripts, recordings, and satellite images of suspected weapons labs. CIA head George Tenet and deputy John McLaughlin are expected to accompany Powell as U N monitors consider a forceful disarmament stance. The visit follows Powell meeting Chinese Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan and ahead of Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei’s Baghdad talks.
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Alzheimer’s patients find healing through art at center
Ohio artist Noell Hammer and Aiken resident Sarah Rowan visit the Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center to lead therapeutic art sessions for Alzheimer’s patients. Hammer guides staff on enabling participation while Rowan supports daily visits with her husband Dr. Joseph Rowan, diagnosed in 1989, aided by center leaders.
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Drug bust after loud music stop on Richland Avenue
Mark Edward Harmon, 21, of 26 Mill Street, was charged by Aiken Public Safety last week with trafficking in cocaine, possession with intent to distribute, possession of a controlled substance, possession of a prescription drug without prescription, possession of drug paraphernalia, and loud music following a traffic stop on Richland Avenue.
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Woman seriously injured in single car wreck north of Aiken
A Chrysler LeBaron driver was badly hurt in a Tuesday evening crash on Morris Pond Road near unpaved SC 19. The car was totaled and the woman was flown by helicopter to Richland Memorial Hospital after the wreck damaged trees and landed upside down in roadside brush. Her name was not released by late Tuesday night.
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NASA warned shuttle wings vulnerable to debris nine years earlier
NASA was warned in 1994 that debris striking the undersides of the shuttle wings could trigger a catastrophic failure during liftoff. The agency, after prioritizing wing tiles, broadened a debris search to include California and Arizona to seek clues to Columbia’s breakup.
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