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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2004

Page

23

Opening statements possible in Martha Stewart stock trial

Jury selection continues with more than 50 jurors expected. the 12 person panel could be seated by Monday and opening statements possibly Tuesday as prosecutors prepare to present first witnesses.

New York

Troops Kill Two Palestinians Near Gaza Security Barrier

In SAZA CITY Gaza Strip aeli troops shot two unarmed Palestinians near an unauthorized zone by the barrier between Gaza and Israel. Military sources say the pair carried binoculars and cell phones and may have shown signs of seeking an attack.

Saza City Gaza Strip Aeli Ath Surity Gaza Ael Army Nahal Oz

Insurgents strike in Sunni Triangle kill five U S soldiers

Insurgents bomb attacks in the Sunni Triangle west of Baghdad killed five U S soldiers and wounded many others. A separate blast near Fallujah wounded and killed civilians, while another truck bomb hit Samarra, killing four Iraqis and injuring about 40. U N security experts began studying staff return as violence persisted.

Baghdad Iraq U.S U.N Khaldiyah Euphrates River Ahmed Nasrat Jabouri Ramadi Emad Ghareb Hamid Fallujah Saddam Hussein Mansour Tigris River Kevin West Tigris

Powell hints Iraq may lack banned weapons

Secretary of State Colin Powell suggested Iraq might not possess weapons of mass destruction. He said the answer remains unknown and noted questions about quantities, while officials stressed the need to complete interviews and site inspections to judge prewar intelligence.

Telisi Georgia Colin Powell Iraq Powell David Kay U.S Soviet Mikhail Saakashvili United States Saddam Hussein Bush Administration Davos Switzerland Dick Cheney Bush Kay Scott McClellan Howard Dean Tion Saddam Cheney National Public Radio Charles Duelfer United Nations Nashville, Tenn Nashville

Ex boyfriend of Anna Nicole Smith gets near seven years

Mark Hatten was sentenced to nearly seven years for making criminal threats against Anna Nicole Smith and for assaulting a neighbor at her home. A Superior Court judge denied his new trial bid, with Hatten denying lingering malice.

Los Angeles Anna Nicole Smith Playboy Superior Court Kathryne Stoltz Mark Hatten Hatten Anna Nicole Smith

Diploma finally awarded to long‑missing Portland student

Merle Beane, who left Portland High 64 years ago after flu-related absenteeism and a taunting remark, finally receives his diploma now that officials confirm he was on track for graduation and later earned an equivalency diploma.

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