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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 2003

Page

5

Israel Faces Sudden Incidents Ahead of Elections

Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for twin sudden incidents near Tel Aviv three weeks before Israel's January 28 election. Prime Minister Sharon held an emergency cabinet meeting as Israel reoccupied West Bank towns. the strikes complicate U.S. hopes to avoid Arab friction amid broader regional tensions. The Palestinian Authority condemned the events in a Tel Aviv pedestrian area near the old central bus station.

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Bush faces packed agenda on return to Washington

President Bush returns to a snowbound Washington after a two week break to face domestic policy work and looming international tensions. Monday features a Cabinet meeting on the 2003 agenda, with Chicago set to host an economic stimulus plan briefing. Subsequent events include a White House ceremony marking a year since major school reforms, while diplomacy runs ahead with talks aimed at resolving Iraq and North Korea issues. Diplomatic envoys head to Tokyo, Seoul, and Beijing, and a U.N. weapons report on Iraqi weapons is awaited.

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From Rural Roots to School Leader Lynn’s Career Path

Lynn grew up on a family farm with deep local roots and a four room community school. He rose from teacher at Joppa Elementary to principal at Oakwood Windsor, earning a master’s and a doctorate, stressing respect, standards, and after school programs to reach every student.

Lynn Elso George Wells University of Tennessee Joppa Elementary Union College East Tennessee University Aiken County East Tennessee Kennedy Middle School Warrenville New Ellenton Middle School Oakwood-Windsor Oakwood Windsor

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