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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
9
A senior Chechen police investigator Yaragi Nikayev, who led an organized crime unit, died when his car exploded as he tried to start it in Grozny. His wife was wounded. A year earlier his son was shot dead outside a university.
Israelis joined hands forming a miles long chain from Gaza to Jerusalem to protest Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Gaza plan. As the demonstration ended Palestinians fired mortars at Neve Dekalim, wounding five Israelis including one seriously, and a mortar hit a community center injuring children. organizers expected about 150,000 participants.
KCNA said the United States conducted more than 1200 spy flights over North Korea from January to June using U-2 RC-135 and other reconnaissance aircraft. The agency claimed Washington seeks a preemptive attack as six party talks proceed.
In Salt Lake City the family of Lori Hacking says they cling to diminishing hopes of finding her alive. A new spokesman, Scott Dunaway, says little progress has emerged as investigators probe questions about her husband Mark. A strand of brown hair found near a gas station raises questions, though police say it is not confirmed as Lori's.
Bill and Hillary Clinton prepare prime time speeches to boost Kerry while avoiding stealing the show. Analysts note Clinton energy contrasts with Kerry, who is seen as less animated, as Democrats aim to rally undecided voters and support for John Kerry.
U S and Iraqi forces backed by heavy artillery and helicopters killed 15 militants in Buhriz near Baghdad after a palm grove sweep turned into a five hour battle. Separately insurgents killed a former official in Baghdad and a U S soldier in a roadside bombing as violence spikes nationwide.
Shaquille O Neal runs a full page LA Times ad thanking Lakers fans for eight years and three championships before moving to the Miami Heat. He vows to remember supporters as he begins the next career chapter. Venice jury taps Boorman Spike Lee and Johansson for festival panel. Magic Johnson opens Compton Starbucks marking new era amid city challenges.
John Stubbings, a 65 year old North Carolina real estate broker, won the Ernest Hemingway look alike contest at Sloppy Joe's Bar. He bested 135 competitors in the annual Hemingway Days festival, which ended with readings, theater, a marlin tournament and a gala at Hemingway's former home.
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