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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2004
Page
13
At Travis Air Force Base proceedings begin for Senior Airman ad I al Halabi who faces 17 of 30 charges including espionage after his July arrest following nine months at Guantanamo Bay. One major espionage count was dropped but other charges remain.
A U S Army AH 64 Apache was downed near Habbaniyah in western Iraq. The two crew members were rescued unhurt by a quick reaction force. The 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment operates the base, and initial reports say enemy fire caused the loss.
A Shenzhen man hospitalized with fever and cough was declared not to have SARS after tests showed bacterial pneumonia. Beijing notes WHO warned China’s health system could be overwhelmed if many with flu or cold symptoms are treated as SARS cases.
A Los Angeles judge ruled that Michael Jackson's lawyer will receive copies of search warrants affidavits and sealed tape recordings in the child molestation case. The decision follows motions by media outlets including the Associated Press seeking public access and a hearing was scheduled for Friday at the same court session.
SEC investigations focus on brokerages and fund companies over payments tied to steering clients to mutual funds. Enforcers confirm probes into eight brokerages and twelve fund firms, with scrutiny of fund boards as part of a broader examination of mutual fund industry practices amid the scandal.
President Bush urged 34 nations at the Summit of the Americas to pursue free trade as the path to prosperity while Latin American leaders express reservations. Fox visited Bush at his Texas ranch and welcomed a proposed immigration plan. Powell returned $20 million stolen funds to Peru. Canada and others pressed for fairness in global markets.
Fresno voices unite against a temporary legal status proposal as WWII era bracero legacies color views. Florentino Lararios recalls 14 years of harsh labor, communal housing, and fear of no citizenship while unions and conservatives debate protections and path to residency.
Grammy nominated Daniel Bedingfield, 24, left a Whangarei hospital after neck injuries from a jeep overturn on January 2. He will stay with his parents in New Zealand up to two months for vertebrae recovery and was named a three category British Grammy nominee. In Scranton, Paul Sorvino will sculpt a tribute to late playwright Jason Miller, who died in 2001 at 62.
Gov. McGreevey signs a bill in a Veterans Memorial Elementary ceremony naming Vaccinium corymbosum the state fruit after local fourth graders proposed the idea. New Jersey grows about one fifth of U S blueberries, tracing to Whitesbog in 1891.
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