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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2004
Page
11
Militants sack and burn Palestinian government offices amid anger over Yasser Arafat naming Moussa Arafat, his cousin, as new security chief. Analysts say a rift grows between Arafat and militants demanding reform, with officers split over cronyism concerns.
Iraq's interim prime minister issued a decree permitting the weekly Al-Hawza to resume after U S forces closed it in March for inciting violence. The paper linked to Muqtada al Sadr faced risks of arrest if publication resumed earlier. Bremer had ordered a two month shutdown ending May 28.
Iraqi officials said a U.S. airstrike authorized by interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi hit trenches and positions in Fallujah used by al Qaida linked fighters, killing 14 as civilians and fighters were reported at the scene.
Bill Cosby avoided renewed criticism of Black communities during a charity event for at risk youths at Zo's Summer Groove organized by Alonzo Mourning. He stressed parental influence while joking about being watched by family as a child.
Interim Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi's office says he allowed a U.S. airstrike Sunday on a Fallujah neighborhood that destroyed a house and officials report 14 people killed. The approval comes as U.S. forces press operations in Iraq.
The report notes two critiques of intelligence used to justify the Iraq war while suggesting Bush's uranium assertion may have had some basis. It cites a British finding supporting the claim and a Senate panel that Iraqi uranium efforts were not conclusively proven.
A New England Journal of Medicine report links a 57 year old Pennsylvania woman’s death to Brachiola algerae, hinting squashing a mosquito on skin may spread the fungus. CDC expert cautions no basis to switch to flicking and notes it is not a permanent fix.
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