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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2004
Page
9
In Santa Barbara County the defense may challenge juror pool fairness arguing possible racial minority exclusion. The issue has already surfaced in prior legal challenges and looms over the lewd act case against the pop star.
A Pew Internet and comScore report shows dating from Nov to Dec finds 14 percent of Americans who use the Internet sometimes download songs to their computers, down from 29 percent in May and Feb 2001. The survey did not distinguish between free peer to peer sharing and licensed services.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair said Iraq faces a six month window to restore order before self rule resumes. He warned insurgents are growing more sophisticated and planning bigger attacks as security is watched ahead of the July 1 transfer to a transitional Iraqi government.
Afghan leaders approve a new constitution at the Loya Jirga in Kabul sealing a deal after three weeks of fierce debate. President Hamid Karzai says the strong presidential charter is vital to unite a country torn by two decades of war and to advance reconstruction.
The 2004 Democratic candidates opened the two week sprint to the Iowa caucuses with a Des Moines Register sponsored debate. Howard Dean and Dick Gephardt lead in polls with Kerry Edwards and Kucinich seeking strong showings while Lieberman and Moseley Braun joined the debate.
The Flash Airlines crash near Sharm el-Sheik killed 148, including 133 French tourists and 13 Egyptian crew. Investigators weigh mechanical failure with officials noting a 11 year old Boeing 737 and past Swiss safety actions amid rescue efforts and international aid.
Pop star Britney Spears wed Jason Allen Alexander of Kentwood Louisiana in a Las Vegas chapel at about 5 30 am Saturday. The couple arranged an annulment the same day and planned to file it once courts opened.
Davis Baltz and eight others funded by Commonweal and Environmental Working Group undergo urine and blood tests to measure body burden of pesticides, flame retardants and other toxins. The effort aims to link environmental exposure to disease while noting many chemicals lack health effect data. African American children show higher cotinine levels and Mexican American children higher DDT-derived chemical exposure in the CDC study.
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