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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2003
Page
9
In Johannesburg a group of disabled children and the South African military salute Nelson Mandela as he turns 85. The former guerrilla leader is famed for guiding reconciliation after apartheid and remains deeply loved across South Africa.
An unnamed US intelligence official says a new audio recording purportedly of Saddam Hussein appears authentic and probably recent, with references to events after the war and to July 14 and the new Governing Council of Iraq. The poor quality limits full verification.
Freddie Mac's chief lobbyist organized at least 50 fund-raisers for congressional Republicans over 2 1/2 years as Congress debated tighter oversight. House panel chair Michael Oxley appeared at 19 events, the records show, amid an accounting scandal and regulatory resistance.
The White House released excerpts from a 2002 intelligence document to show how flawed Iraq WMD claims reached Bush's State of the Union. The material notes evidence of a program but highlights divisions within US intelligence and doubts about uranium ore bids in Africa.
The music industry has secured at least 871 federal subpoenas against Internet users suspected of illegally sharing music files. Verizon and Comcast are among providers asked to identify users by screen names. RIAA plans several hundred lawsuits in about eight weeks.
A body found near Southmoor England is tentatively identified as David Kelly a Defense Ministry adviser linked to Iraq war intelligence claims. Police note no foul play suspected but the death prompts renewed questions for Prime Minister Blair as Parliament weighs an independent inquiry into the dossier and the BBC reporting surrounding weapons of mass destruction.
At Browne’s demand two TV programs cut scenes referencing alleged beating of Daryl Hannah during their romance. Browne’s publicist cited Santa Monica Police investigation confirming he never assaulted Hannah and welcomed Fox’s edits.
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