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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 2005

Page

6

Buenos Aires Fire Toll Rises as Officials Face Protests

Mourning families bury 188 dead and 700 plus injured after a nightclub fire in Buenos Aires. Public security chief resigns amid fury over locked exits, while residents demand government accountability and a mass protest erupts near the mayor’s office with riot police guarding the town hall.

Buenos Aires Argentina South America Anibal Ibarra

Yushchenko vows to root out corruption in Ukraine

In Kiev and across Ukraine, protesters accuse officials of widespread graft. Olena Prokhorova, a 19 year old student from Lviv, says bribes for grades and traffic violations are commonplace. The Supreme Court annulled the Nov 21 vote and ordered a revote, with Yushchenko promising to fight corruption as president.

Kiev Ukraine Olena Prokhorova Prokhorova Lviv Supreme Court Viktor Yushchenko

Abbas appeals for restraint as Israeli tanks enter Gaza

Mahmoud Abbas, leading Palestinian president hopeful, urged militants to halt rocket fire at Israel while Israeli tanks and troops massed in northern Gaza after a mortar barrage. He spoke at a Jebaliya rally and urged actions not to provide Israel a pretext to attack. The assault followed mortars on Erez and rockets on Sderot.

Deir El-Balah Gaza Strip Mahmoud Abbas Israel Gaza Abbas Yasser Arafat Jebaliya Erez Sderot

First survivor found after days in tsunami disaster

A 24-year-old fisherman Tengku Sofyan was found barely alive under a beached boat in Banda Aceh as relief efforts accelerate. Tens of thousands remain missing across Sumatra and nearby islands. U S aid drops food and water to survivors while the global relief effort tops 2 billion dollars.

Banda Aceh Indonesia Tengku Sofyan Sumatra Somalia Africa U.S Jakarta Kuede Teunom Kende Teunom Malacca Car Nicobar Mahatma Gandhi Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Insurgent Attack Kills Iraqi Guardsmen Near Baghdad

Insurgents detonated a hazardous materials device beside a bus carrying 18 Iraqi National Guardsmen north of Baghdad amid a wave of Sunday violence. Five police officers and several civilians were also harmed as attacks spread across the country days before nationwide elections.

Baghdad Iraq U.S Mosul Colin Powell National Assembly Balad Maj Neal E. O’brien

Williams and Sharapova Ride Elephants in Thailand Exhibition

Venus Williams and Maria Sharapova rode elephants in Chiang Mai as part of a tennis exhibition ahead of the Australian Open. Williams called it an unexpected experience while Sharapova also joined an afternoon elephant ride after morning training. Chiang Mai sits in northern Thailand far from the December tsunami disaster at the southern beaches.

Chiang Mai Thailand Venus Williams Maria Sharapova Williams California Sharapova

Williams jazzing up name with own voice

Holly Williams, Hank Williams Jr granddaughter, seeks recognition for her music not her famous lineage. At 23 she discusses Nashville beginnings and her debut album The Ones We Never Knew, which nods to her grandfather. She cites Dylan and Mitchell as influences and notes fame can be a distant echo. Dave Barry hints at possible return after his Miami Herald column end.

Los Angeles Holly Williams Hank Williams Nashville Williams Hank Williams Jr Los Angeles Times Bob Dylan Joni Mitchell

Travel disruptions send Des Moines travelers by bus to Chicago

United Airlines canceled two Des Moines to Chicago flights forcing 224 reservations to be routed by bus to O Hare. Snow in the Northeast strained staff and led to a five hour plus trip as passengers coped with the itinerary shift and delays.

Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines International United Airlines Chicago United Des Moines Patrick Sriedel Jeff Green United’s Green O’hare International Jean Carroccio Washington, D.C

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