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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2003
Page
10
Eric Rudolph, facing a new federal indictment after an abortion clinic bombing, pleads innocent. The charges include killing an off duty Birmingham officer and allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty for creating a grave risk of death.
Natasha Edwards-Pratt was charged with felony child abuse and involuntary manslaughter after her three children were found unconscious in distress in the home. Kenneth Pratt, 2, died. Jaquon, 1, and Nataliya, 4 months, remain in critical condition as investigators probe which vehicle was involved during 95 degree heat.
Enron Corp plans to emerge from Chapter 11 as two companies with new names after a lengthy bankruptcy. The reorganization plan projects most of its about 20 000 creditors will recover 14.4 to 18.3 cents per dollar owed, far below other major bankruptcies like WorldCom where bondholders get 36 cents.
In Colorado Springs testimony at a public hearing, former Air Force Academy leaders Br. Gen. Taco Gilbert Col. Laurie Sue Slavec and Lt. Gen. John Dallager said they did not ignore or punish victims who reported attacks. They disputed allegations of mishandling cases and defended their actions amid ongoing scrutiny of the scandal.
President Bush and Condoleezza Rice pressed blame on the CIA for an erroneous Iraq uranium claim in the State of the Union. Rice said the CIA cleared the speech and Tenet had the president’s full support, while noting forged Niger documents were vetted but wrongly used.
In Monrovia rebels led by Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy warned any peacekeeping force would face a firefight if Charles Taylor remains in place. Bush weighs US troop option while West African nations pledge 1,500 strong deployment amid calls for Taylor to resign and stabilize the country.
Lakers forward Rick Fox joins Gloria Reuben in five episodes of the Lifetime drama 1-800-Missing airing starting August 2. Fox, 33, seeks acting beyond basketball and may appear in more episodes. The show is produced by William Laurin and stars Reuben as an FBI agent.
Alma Tremmel of Altoona was hospitalized in critical condition when she said I do in a ceremony witnessed by the groom and Tremmel’s mother. Blair County Judge Hiram Carpenter III annulled the marriage to Edward Wert, citing Tremmel’s memory loss and drug state during the event. Meanwhile in Milwaukee owners warned not to abandon exotic pets at Mitchell Park Conservatory as staff report several reptiles and birds wandering the grounds.
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