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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 2005

Page

9

Fiorina ousted at Hewlett Packard by board decision

HP moved to remove Carly Fiorina after six years as chief executive as directors cited slow cost cuts and revenue growth. Shares rose sharply on the news as the company adjusts to new leadership amid ongoing printer driven profits. Ronald Reagan stamp issued nationwide with ceremonies in multiple sites.

San Francisco Carly Fiorina Hewlett- Packard Co America Fiorina Washington, D.C Reagan Ronald Reagan James Miller Postal Service Board of Governors Simi Valley Calif International Trade Center Washington California State Capitol Sacramento Dixon Ill Florida Missouri Montana Texas New York Jack White The White Stripes Wisconsin White 60 Minutes Loretta Lynn Lynn van Lear Rose

Rice warns Iran talks cannot go on forever

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told Belgium and Europe that negotiations on Tehran's nuclear program have no indefinite deadline while urging UN action to pressure Iran. President Bush echoed the call, warning that a nuclear-armed Iran would destabilize the world.

Brussels Belgium Condoleezza Rice Iran Europe Tehran Rice United States Bush United Nations Washington

UN charges against Sevan and Stephanides in oil-for-food case

UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has informed Benon Sevan and Joseph Stephanides of misconduct charges from an independent inquiry. The two officials have two weeks to respond before Annan decides on further action.

United Nations Kofi Annan U.N Iraq Benon Sevan Joseph Stephanides U.N. Security Council Marie Okabe

Researchers urge HIV testing for everyone

Health experts urge a broad shift in policy toward routine HIV testing for nearly all Americans, arguing early detection and treatment could reduce infections and improve outcomes. Two large federal studies show screening all adults may be cost effective with available therapies. Dr. Samuel A. Bozzette endorses wide, effective screening to influence the epidemic’s course.

U.S Samuel A. Bozzette New England Journal of Medicine

Broad HIV screening eyed to cut infections nationwide

Two studies argue routine one time testing for adults could lower new HIV infections by about 20 percent. Experts note cost and insurance issues, while rapid tests may accelerate results and expand screening in clinics. About 40,000 new infections occur yearly with 950,000 infected, 280,000 unaware.

Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC Janssen Duke Stanford Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Yale Harvard

Iraq Delays Election Results Amid Recounts and Violence

Iraqi officials said recounts are needed for about 300 ballot boxes amid discrepancies delaying final results from the landmark election. Hundreds of ballots were invalid due to alleged tampering as post election violence rose, including attacks in Baghdad Basra Mosul and a U S soldier death.

Baghdad U.S National Assembly Iraq Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani Ayad Allawi Mosul

Mandy Moore launches Mblem T shirt line for unlimited supply

Mandy Moore talks to AP about her new label Mblem offering functional casual and sexy T shirts. She says she favors jeans and tees and keeps wardrobe simple for comfort and style.

New York Mandy Moore Moore Associated Press

Valentine Texas Postmark Draws World Wide Love

In Valentine Texas the post office stamps cards by hand for Valentines Day. 7000 cards await processing as carriers from El Paso deliver daily and mail travels to 28 countries including Saudi Arabia Ireland and Switzerland. Postmaster Carrasco has run the office since 1990 and notes the tradition began in the 1980s.

Valentine, Texas West Texas Valentine Maria Elena Carrasco Leslie Williams el Paso Carrasco Saudi Arabia Ireland Switzerland

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