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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2005
Page
11
Gun battle at a Kuwait City apartment building kills three including an alleged top extremist, plus a security officer and a civilian. Four police wounded, two suspects arrested as authorities say the gunfight is the third such clash this month amid Kuwait’s anti Islamist militant crackdown.
KHARTOUM Sudan’s North Darfur governor rejected reports that a government plane bombed villages last week calling the claims foreign fabrication. Rebels urged the African Union to deploy more troops while the UN cited AU observers alleging air strikes near Shangil Tobaya that killed or wounded about 100 people.
Luke Do, an 18 month old in San Jose, is diagnosed with a rare leukemia. His multiracial heritage means finding a donor is like winning the lottery. Officials note only 2 percent of National Marrow Donor Program applicants are multiracial, prompting new studies and outreach.
Palestinian police commanders prepare to assume control of four West Bank towns by midweek after Israel and the PA agree on a security plan. The move aims to restore Palestinian control and revive peace talks, with amnesty proposed for fugitives and a potential leaders’ meeting.
In Moscow Putin compliments Francis Ford Coppola on his films including war stories and The Godfather during a televised meeting before Coppola receives a Golden Eagle award for world cinematography. Coppola notes his and his daughter Sofia’s Oscar wins at age 32.
Washington residents report odd translations in the secretary of state Web site translating English notices into Chinese and Korean. The China and Korea options were removed after complaints. A total system misfire prompted removal, with officials stressing imperfect but functional translation.
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