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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2004
Page
9
Martha Stewart’s defense rested without her testifying, using only one witness Steven Pearl who described notes from a February 2002 interview. The court paused jurors for the week and set closing arguments for early next week with deliberations planned to start midweek.
Scientists report a discovery explaining why some monkeys resist HIV infection, a breakthrough after more than a decade that could guide new treatments or vaccines. NIH AIDS chief Carl Dieffenbach says the finding opens about 15 research directions and promises rapid progress.
Israeli troops raid Ramallah branch of the Palestinian Arab Bank, forcing employees to leave as vehicles block the entrance. The operation appears aimed at the bank building in the West Bank town.
Israeli forces stormed Palestinian banks in Ramallah seizing at least 6.7 million dollars. Israel claimed Iran Syria and Lebanese militants sent the funds to militants while Palestinian officials warned of bank runs and violation of agreements. Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia called the action mafia like. A PA affiliated paper headlined occupation robbery.
Fed chair Alan Greenspan tells the House Budget Committee that promised benefits to the baby boom generation should be trimmed to prevent soaring deficits and higher interest rates. He favors using a chain-weighted CPI for COLAs and linking full-benefit ages to longer lifespans. Democratic rivals condemn the plan while President Bush and allies distance from Greenspan’s stance.
Guy Philippe, head of armed rebels who hold Cap Haitien, says they will wait and see if Aristide resigns before moving on Port au Prince. He cites readiness to attack if talks fail, while international pressure grows for a security presence and an immediate civilian force to restore order.
Garth Brooks joined the Kansas City Royals for spring training to raise awareness for his Teammates for Kids Foundation. He acknowledged pitchers won’t easily give up hits and recalled his limited exhibition success with past teams.
State Sen. Ken Jacobs, campaigning for lieutenant governor, reported his car was stolen in St. Louis while he attended a fund-raiser. The vehicle held custom suits, blood pressure medicine, a framed Capitol print, and a white leather cowboy hat from a women's group. Jacobs cut short travel and returned to St. Louis for a Friday event.
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