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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2004
Page
9
A Bangkok mother, Jongrak Boonmanut, cries beside a coffin holding her 6-year-old son Captan Boonmanut at Siriraj Hospital after he died from bird flu on Monday. The scene highlights the human cost of the outbreak in Thailand.
A six year old Thai boy died from bird flu, bringing Asia's fatalities to seven in the outbreak. Authorities awaited lab results on four additional deaths in a northern province. WHO said vaccine development was slowed by viral mutation, requiring new international efforts.
U S says security guards at Oak Ridge Tennessee facility were tipped in advance for four simulated terrorist attacks compromising drills. The Energy Department inspector general Gregory H Friedman said two guards defending the mock attacks were inappropriately allowed to view computer simulations, making the exercises tainted and unreliable.
Houston report details Neil Bush amid his divorce including alleged affairs and possible out of wedlock child. Cleveland Heights notes a domestic partner registry event with sixteen couples signing up in City Hall atrium marking a national first.
The Congressional Budget Office projects total deficits of 2.38 trillion dollars from 2004 to 2013 with a record 477 billion shortfall this year. It cites ongoing war costs, prescription drug benefits, and lower revenue as drivers, while noting a temporary dip next year.
Howard Dean and John Kerry traded criticism over Iraq votes and Gulf War stance as they campaigned in New Hampshire. Kerry argued his 1991 vote supported force to oust Iraq from Kuwait, while Dean pressed Kerry for trust in foreign policy judgment amid aggressive campaign messaging.
Jury selection started in New York as Sean Combs and his bodyguard face a $3 million claim from former chauffeur Wardel Fenderson. The case cites a forced speed from the Club New York scene in 1999 with Combs and Jennifer Lopez subpoenaed to testify. A gag order was issued by Judge Harold Beeler.
In CLATHE Kansas a man wearing a bright bumble bee outfit disrupted a Johnson County District Court hearing over a black mail case. Judge John Anderson III reminded him there is no rule against costumes but urged decorum during proceedings.
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