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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2004

Page

13

Vietnam reports new bird flu cases as WHO confirms fourth death

Vietnam records five more suspected human bird flu cases while WHO confirms a fourth death from the disease. Taiwan begins culling 35,000 chickens at an infected farm as Vietnam notes rising respiratory hospitalizations. A 5 year old boy from Nam Dinh province died January 8. Millions of chickens across the region are infected.

Hanoi Vietnam World Health Organization Taiwan Nam Dinh Bob Dietz

United States to Withdraw Troops From Seoul

The United States agrees to pull its forces from Seoul as South Korea seeks a breakthrough with North Korea. Under a historic plan from the 1950-53 war, U S troops and families will relocate to an expanded facility 45 miles south of Seoul, to be completed by 2006.

Seoul South Korea United States U.S

Musharraf heckled in first Parliament address

Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf faced loud opposition from lawmakers as he began his first speech to Parliament since seizing power in a military coup. Opponents yelled Go Musharraf while supporters pounded tables in a tense scene in Islamabad.

Pakistan Islamabad Pervez Mushar Go Musharraf Musharraf Pervez Musharraf

China confirms SARS cases reach three

Beijing reports two more confirmed SARS infections in southern China. The patients are a 20 year old restaurant waitress and a 35 year old businessman. All contacts have been removed from medical observation and the patient is in stable condition.

China Beijing Xinhua

Pennsylvanian Army MP dies in Iraq crash toll rises

In Long Pond Pennsylvania an Army Sgt. Javor Puello-Coronado was killed in southern Iraq when a dump truck crashed while guarding a base. The war toll reached 500 with Pennsylvanians among the casualties. Puello-Coronado sacrificed himself saving comrades.

Long Pond Sandra Puello Poconos Army Javor C. Puello-Coronado Iraq Pennsylvania U.S Vietnam Puello Alaska Hussein Kuwait Hasan Akbar 101St Airborne Division Akbar Rachel Clinkscale Bush Puello-Coronado Ad Diwaniyah

Bush Uses State of the Union to Frame Agenda

President Bush plans an upbeat State of the Union to promote a pro growth, pro tax cut agenda. Democrats say job creation lags and Iraq costs rise as Bush aims to make tax cuts permanent and push health care and Social Security investment proposals amid a tight budget outlook.

Bush State of Union Washington Saddam Hussein America Herbert Hoover Iraq U.S Iowa New Hampshire White House North Korea Iran Afghanistan Richard Haass Colin

Kiefer Sutherland on 24s Cell Phone Challenge

Golden Globe nominee Kiefer Sutherland explains his on screen era phone use in 24. He uses the device to signal panic and inner dialogue while running and talking, though he struggles with hearing due to partial deafness in one ear.

Los Angeles Kiefer Sutherland Fox Sutherland

Man flees court after tossing bag of marijuana

In Des Moines Clyde Lamar Pace II, 18, emptied pockets at a courthouse metal detector and discarded a bag of marijuana. He fled into a locked revolving door, was stopped by deputies, and arrested for drug possession and resisting arrest, missing a prior hearing on drug and driving charges. In Port Salerno, NOAA divers recovered a 500 yard ghost net with up to a thousand sharks and fish dead, a dead loggerhead turtle found entangled, investigation ongoing.

Des Moines Iowa Clyde Lamar Pace II Polk County Bill Vaughn Pace National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Jeff Radowski NOAA Fisheries Enforcement Division Miami St. Lucie Inlet Coast Guard Nick Chrobak Florida Marine Research Institute

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