Milošević defense frames him as victim before tribunal
Slobodan Milošević rejected mass murder and deportation charges and vowed to call former President Clinton and other world leaders to testify that he brought peace to the Balkans. After a two day narrative to the UN tribunal, he claimed Western judges and governments conspiratorially framed Serbs, portraying himself as a victim.
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Teen artist Kristi Flynn with legal blindness eyeing national cover
Spartanburg reports Kristi Flynn a North Augusta senior at the South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind drew a holiday painting that earned a spot on the cover of Howe's Now magazine. Her achievement comes despite being legally blind.
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Deaths Bertha Fulmer Wagener Floyd Holmes Aken
Obituary notices list Bertha Fulmer Wagener and Floyd Holmes Aken in brief items on page 5A, noting their passing and basic biographical details as published by the paper.
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Bertha Fulmer Wagener
Floyd Holmes Aken
Slain teen remembered at Mount Anna Baptist service
Memorial for 13 year old Brandon Paul Dubose drew a near full sanctuary as family friends and neighbors shared grief and humor. Neighbor John Brown recalled their bond and urged closure and life’s value amid the tragedy. Brandon often played with Brown’s twin sons Joe and Johnny.
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SRS power plant plan gains backing from federal rep
South Carp representative Lindsey Graham joins energy secretary Spencer Abraham in endorsing a 38 million joint government industry project at the Savannah River Site to study a commercial nuclear power plant. Thurmond also voiced support for the energy campus concept as part of long term energy planning.
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Yucca Mountain Approved for Nuclear Waste Storage Site
President Bush approved Nevada's Yucca Mountain as the central disposal site for up to 77 000 tons of highly radioactive waste. Nevada warned of protests and Congress will decide, while supporters touted safety and national security benefits and cited Savannah River Site and commercial plants.
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Flamenco dancers thrill Ruth Aiken High students
Atlanta based Pasion Flamenca performed at South Africa Friday, arranged by Spanish teacher Cathy Hesselink, with two shows showing passion and symbolism through dancer Ulrika Frank. Justin Ingersoll skipped biology to watch the practice and joined the audience.
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South Africa
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Soldiers arrive in Philippines for training on Basilan island
Philippine authorities and U S military say a six month Balikatan counterterrorism exercise will involve Basilan staging grounds and include about 160 U S special forces. The operation aims to tackle Abu Sayyaf linked to al Qaida while hostages remain in captivity.
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