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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 2005

Page

11

Border travel alert spooks U S shoppers hurt Juarez shops

Mexican border business owners fear a U S travel alert will deter American tourists and worsen their struggle. The State Department cited rising crime on the Mexican side and Ambassador Garza warned of a chilling trade and tourism effect. Mexican officials call the warning exaggerated.

Ciudad Juarez Mexico U.S State Department Tony Garza el Paso Texas

Judge allows Jackson ranch evidence in trial

In Santa Maria California Superior Court Judge Rodney Melville ruled that about 50 print and video items seized at Michael Jacksons Overland Ranch in 2003 may be used as trial evidence though prosecutors cannot describe them as pornography or sexual material. The accuser must testify in open court. In Paris a suspected recruiter and a volunteer were placed under investigation for criminal association with a terrorist enterprise amid a probe into networks sending fighters from France to Iraq.

Santa Maria Calif Michael Jackson Overland Ranch Jackson Rodney Melville Ron Zonen Paris Iraq France Farid Benyettoun Thames Bouchnak

Sudanese air attack in Darfur harms near hundred

U N spokesperson says a Sudanese air force bombardment of Shangil Tobaya in Darfur on Wednesday affected almost 100 people. African Union observers report many fled as the cease fire fragilely holds amid reports of fatalities and injuries.

Cairo Egypt Darfur U.N Shangil Tobaya Radhia Achouri Khartoum Achouri African Union

Procter & Gamble to acquire Gillette for 57 billion

P&G agrees to buy Gillette Co for 57 billion creating a giant consumer products company with revenues above 60 billion. Regulators and shareholders must approve. The merger promises expanded markets including China and Eastern Europe while cutting about 6000 jobs. Kilts to join P&G board as vice chairman and lead integration.

New York Procter & Gamble Co U.S Crest Pampers Tide Charmin Gillette Co Wal-Mart Stores Inc Wall Street P&g Gillette Razors James M. Kilts Kilts Inte

Gaza police deployment and Israeli troop limits raised hopes of truce

Israeli army chief Moshe Yaalon ordered troops to halt operations in Gaza and slow West Bank raids. Palestinian police were mobilized in southern Gaza as talks on a cease-fire and troop pullback continued. Abbas met Mubarak in Cairo amid Hamas gains in Gaza voting. Egypt plans to deploy 750 border troops next month.

Khan Younis Gaza Strip Israel West Bank Moshe Yaalon Saeb Erekat Palestinian Territories Mohammed Bassiouni Cairo Egypt Gaza Mahmoud Abbas Abbas Hosni Mubarak Fatah Hamas

Swank nearly sidelined by foot infection during training

Hilary Swank says a blister turned serious as she trained for Million Dollar Baby. She feared infection could affect her heart, kept the news from Clint Eastwood and resumed workouts after medical rest and pain.

New York Hilary Swank Swank CBS 60 Minutes Clint

Naked jogger given year in jail for indecent exposure

MEMPHIS ARKANSAS man 39 from West Memphis was convicted of indecent exposure fleeing and resisting arrest and sentenced to a year in jail and a 1000 fine. He admitted entering a Florida woman's home naked two years earlier prompting the judge to cancel a mental health evaluation. A separate item from OMAHA reports a gas price miskey lowered unleaded to 18 cents causing about 500 gallons sold and a potential $1000 loss with threats of violence as drivers rushed to the station.

Memphis, Tenn Fate Patterson West Memphis Ark William P. Rainey Patterson Pantless Rainey Florida Carolyn Folsom Shell Station Folsom

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