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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2004
Page
13
An Iranian Kish Airline turboprop carrying 46 people crashed near Sharjah International Airport in the UAE. At least 35 were confirmed dead and three survived. Investigators cited an unknown cause with no ground injuries reported.
The Army Corps of Engineers now says it alone selected Halliburton for oil restoration work up to 1.2 billion dollars, despite earlier claims of a multi agency evaluation team. An official said the sole source selection authority made the decision after advisors from other agencies offered only technical input.
Iraqs top official calls for Islam to be the principal basis of laws, risking breach of the interim constitution accord. If approved, secular rights for women in divorce and inheritance could shrink, liquor stores may close, and gambling could be banned, challenging Bushs democracy aims in the region. Salem Chalabi, legal adviser to the Governing Council, notes potential state changes.
A burst of sniper shootings along an Ohio highway is linked to earlier attacks 25 miles north. Franklin County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Steve Martin says the gunman is brazen and may be enlarging his target area to confuse police and terrify more residents. Forensic psychologist N G Berrill comments on the case.
Democratic leaders push for a rapid winnowing after Tuesday's contests to focus on Bush. Kerry's South wins sharpen pressure on Edwards Clark and Dean to exit, while Panetta urges unified backing for Kerry and a swift November fight. Bush has raised about 150 million and aims higher before the convention.
Justin Timberlake adds Edison project to career with Kevin Spacey Morgan Freeman and LL Cool J. Shooting begins March 8 in Vancouver for a next year release. Writer director debut by David J. Burke of Law and Order SVU.
Kansas Walker tells Senate Judiciary Committee he faces legal risk and lost business over a 1903 hypnosis statute. Edgartown officials plan a 12 foot inflatable rat to publicize rodent control efforts on Martha’s Vineyard amid ongoing vermin concerns and public awareness campaigns.
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