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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 2003

Page

9

Former officer faces retrial in handcuffed suspect beating

In Los Angeles a white former police officer was found by a jury to have deadlocked over whether he used excessive force after punching and slamming a handcuffed black suspect onto a squad car. Jurors deliberated more than three days before Judge William Hollingsworth Jr. declared a hung jury. Prosecutors weigh retrial. a Sept. 22 hearing will decide if one occurs with any trial set to begin Sept. 29.

Los Angeles William Hollingsworth Jr Rodney King

Iraqis Accept Death of Hussein Sons After Audiotape

In Tikrit crowds question reports of Odai and Qusai Hussein being killed as an audiotape attributed to Saddam acknowledges them as martyrs in the struggle against the U S occupation. US soldiers remove a black flag bearing their names found at a local government building.

Hussein Tikrit Iraq Saddam Hussein Odai Qusai U.S Steve Russell Naseer Kamel al-Chaderchi al- Jazeera Moussa CNN United Nations Council Arab League Saddam Qusai Hussein CIA Ted Martin Grand Island Neb Central Nebraska Humane Society Janie Hoch The Humane Society

Bush backs Sharon in White House talks

President Bush offers broad support to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on key issues. He moderates criticism of the West Bank security fence as he and Sharon plan to minimize Palestinian suffering as the barrier runs through disputed lands.

White House Bush Sharon Washington Ariel Sharon West Bank Dick Cheney Mahmoud Abbas

Taylor hedges on ceding power as fighting surges

In Liberia's capital Monrovia and surrounding areas violence erupts as Charles Taylor again hesitates to quit the presidency. Civilians endure danger at makeshift camps while rebels vow to pause hostilities only when peacekeepers arrive and a cease fire is announced.

Taylor Monrovia Liberia Charles Taylor Hadija Rabah Liberians United For Reconciliation and Democracy

Medical Association offers online guide on drive fitness for elderly

The American Medical Association released an online guide to help doctors assess whether elderly patients remain fit to drive. It advises checking for cataracts, arthritis, strokes and certain medications, and notes varying state reporting laws. The guide, available on the AMA site with a print version to come, follows recent crashes and emphasizes preventing tragedy.

Medical Association Chicago American Medical Association AMA John H. Armstrong San Antonio California Florida Armstrong Flagler Beach Fla Los Angeles

Iraq Governing Council names first president amid hunt for Saddam

Ibrahim al Jaafari a Shiite Muslim from the Islamic Dawa Party was chosen as the council's first president. The nine member panel will rotate the presidency and oversee spending while drafting a constitution. U S troops intensify the hunt for Saddam Hussein described as constantly on the move with lessons from Tikrit and Baghdad.

Baghdad Iraq Saddam Hussein 4Th Infantry Division Josslyn Aberle Associated Press Tikrit Saddam Ibrahim al-Jaafari Islamic Dawa Party

Oprah Winfrey seeks more Maui real estate in Kula

Oprah Winfrey and Bob Greene reportedly bid on several Kula properties in Maui while some offers are accepted. The Maui News notes Winfrey already owns 100 shorefront acres in Hana and continues expansion on Maui.

Kula Hawaii Oprah Winfrey Hana Maui Winfrey Bob Greene

Las Vegas case ends with modest $250 award over rude care

Aris Belavilas sued Dr. Ty Weller for $5,000 citing disrespectful treatment. A Las Vegas small claims court awarded $250, while Weller called the outcome appalling and warned about impact on other patients. The dispute centers on perceived patient respect and time value.

Las Vegas Aristotelis Belavilas Belavilas Ty Weller Weller

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