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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2004
Page
10
Mecca welcomes over two million Muslims for the hajj as authorities confront fire, stampede and terrorism risks. Pilgrims perform rites around the Kaaba, pray at Arafat, cast pebbles at the pillars, and sacrifice animals to begin Eid al Adha.
Washington AP report notes four computer security experts say SERVE, the Pentagon's Internet voting system for U S citizens overseas, is highly vulnerable to hacking by criminals terrorists or foreign governments. They warn tampering could alter election results, especially in close contests, and calls to scrap the program.
A decade after funding Jalpa village projects, Mexican immigrant clubs in the United States have grown into a political network. A delegation of Mexican governors met with club leaders in Los Angeles Chicago and Dallas to discuss collaboration.
Eastman Kodak Co plans a three year program to reduce its workforce by 12 000 to 15 000 positions about a quarter of its employees bringing total employment to about 50 000. The move targets its film photography division as Kodak shifts from film to digital imaging.
Democratic presidential contenders assailed Bush over the economy and postwar Iraq five days before the New Hampshire primary. Kerry Edwards and Dean led in Iowa and argued they were best positioned to defeat the Republican incumbent, while Lieberman Gephardt and Clark defended their records as others pressed their case.
Attacks across Iraq left nine dead including four Christian women en route to a U.S. base. Two American soldiers died and three were wounded near Baquoba during rocket and mortar fire. Spanish security chief Gonzalo Perez Garcia was shot and wounded south of Diwaniyah.
Jennifer Lopez ends engagement to Ben Affleck, with publicists confirming the breakup. The couple had faced heavy media scrutiny over the past year and a half, as both sides requested privacy during this difficult time.
Clarence House says Prince Harry will spend eight weeks in Africa assisting young mothers and disadvantaged children. He will visit multiple locations and projects with dates and countries undisclosed for security. The trip follows his time at Eton and before Sandhurst military training.
Dolly Partons Imagination Library, a preschool reading program she started in Sevier County, is adopted statewide in Illinois the first state to promote it statewide. Governor Blagojevich supports the move and Parton hopes more governors join.
In Carson California Superior Court Judge Alexander Williams III ruled that Julie Ruiz Raber did not commit electioneering by delivering cookies to 24 of 30 polling places on election day. Vera Robles DeWitt had sued after losing by 181 votes claiming the gesture aimed to influence voters. Raber remains in office and called the suit frivolous.
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