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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 2005

Page

13

States Move To Limit Eminent Domain Powers

State lawmakers move to blunt a Supreme Court ruling expanding eminent domain power amid fears of locals losing homes to developers. HP plans 14500 job cuts and retirement overhaul, aiming to reshape the HP Way. The base closing commission adds facilities to cuts list, targeting Navy Broadway Complex and Brunswick NAS and possibly Oceana and Pope AFB for further reductions.

Chicago Washington Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Navy Broadway San Diego Naval Air Station Brunswick Maine Naval Air Station Oceana Virginia Pope Air Force Base North Carolina Pentagon

Lawyer seeks charges or freedom for Jose Padilla case

In a federal appeals hearing in Richmond Virginia a Padilla attorney urged charging or release. Government argues the president can detain suspected terrorists indefinitely. Padilla accused of al Qaida ties and planning a dirty bomb mission.

Richmond Jose Padilla U.S Bush Administration United States Padilla Chicago al-Qaida Pakistan

Lil Kim sues over unauthorized DVD and seeks damages

Lil Kim Kimberly Jones sues James Lloyd for 6 million alleging the upcoming The Chronicles of Junior M.A.F.LA. Part II: Reloaded DVD improperly uses her name and likeness and includes planned interviews about her trial. She was sentenced to prison for perjury and conspiracy and must report September 19.

New York Lil’ Kim Manhattan Kimberly Jones U.S. District Court James Lil Lloyd Junior M.a.f.la Wqht-Fm Hot 97

Hurricane Emily Outer Bands Reach South Texas

South Padre Island residents flee as Emily's outer bands lash the coast with strong winds and high tides. Families head inland toward San Antonio while authorities warn of up to 5 to 10 inches of rain in the Rio Grande Valley region. Airlines cancel flights and RVs are moved to safety as the storm tracks toward Mexico.

South Padre Island Texas Risa Jones San Antonio Jones SeaWorld Joneses Rio Grande Valley Mexico National Hurricane Center Hushen Brownsville Harlingen Emily Yucatan Peninsula Gulf of Mexico South Padre Marc Lambert New York

Mock trial mockups of Rudolph case described in book

Emily Lyons alleges four mock trials were held for Eric Rudolph before the Birmingham clinic bombing case. She says three acquittals occurred due to jurors influenced by anti abortion sentiment. Prosecutors confirmed a mock trial but denied its influence on the plea deal. Rudolph received four life sentences and revealed buried dynamite in North Carolina.

Birmingham Ala Eric Rudolph Emily Lyons Rudolph Lyons Atlanta Olympic Park Olympic U.S Alice Martin Con Martin North Carolina Homewood

Blair urges Muslim leaders to counter terrorism logic

Tony Blair called on Muslim leaders to fight the twisted logic of terrorism and offered help to counter extremism with reason. Police deployed dogs on London's Underground to sniff out explosives, signaling heightened vigilance.

London Tony Blair

Police seal off camp of settlers in Gaza withdrawal clash

Israeli police on horseback and officers surrounded an encampment near Kfar Maimon housing thousands of Jewish settlers and supporters. Protesters were dragged away as clashes erupted in the largest confrontation linked to Israel's Gaza withdrawal. A separate report notes Muslim leaders and imams signing a letter condemning July 7 attacks in London after a Regent's Park Mosque meeting.

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Missing Garden Gnomes Puzzle Grows After Sweep

Police found about 80 gnomes in black bags near a Saturday scene. Investigators doubt children stole them and will call victims to identify their yard decor. Elsie Schnorr awaits return of 30 stolen gnomes from her lawn.

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