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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2004
Page
9
Pakistan's Cabinet recommended a pardon for Abdul Qadeer Khan, father of the Islamic bomb, for nuclear technology leaks to Iran, Libya and North Korea. Khan apologized on TV, accepted responsibility, and asked for forgiveness.
In Barisal on the Meghna River, two ferries collided in dense fog. Officials say 11 bodies have been recovered and the death toll may rise as rescuers search for dozens missing, including children and women, near Kaisma village.
In Hamburg a Moroccan man linked to the Sept. 11 hijackers was acquitted after a five and a half year trial. Abdelghani Mzoudi, 33, showed no visible reaction as Judge Klaus Ruhle read the verdict. Prosecutors had sought up to 15 years on over 3,000 counts of accessory to murder and belonging to a terror group.
CIA Director George Tenet for the first time defended prewar intelligence saying analysts did not claim Iraq was an imminent threat. He cited the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate and said no one told analysts what to say while acknowledging ongoing weapons searches. Bush reiterated the gathering threat rhetoric.
John Kerry strengthens his position with endorsements and delegate gains as he moves through a four city swing. He deflects questions on gay marriage and vows to fight wedge issues while citing lessons from Dukakis. Joe Lockhart warns momentum can fade after reaching front runner status.
Jermaine Jackson comments on Janet Jackson halftime incident during Katherine's restaurant opening in West Hollywood. He says the exposure looked accidental and not deliberate while Joseph Jackson declines to speak about his daughter.
Three livestock exhibitors from Fredericksburg and Clayton face possible forfeiture of winnings after state fair inspectors found fake hair attached to Holstein cows to straighten backs for show. The Aug. 10 discovery prompted possible hearings within 30 days.
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