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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2005
Page
18
In Wenatchee, Democrats submit depositions and documents from counties to back claims of widespread election errors. Republicans push for a new contest amid fraud allegations and possible overturn of the 2004 result.
Employers cut back hiring in May raising concerns as payrolls grow by 78,000 the weakest pace in nearly two years. The civilian unemployment rate ticked down to 5.1 percent from 5.2 percent in April the lowest since September 2001.
The Bush administration will require major dealers in gold diamonds and other precious metals and gems to set up anti money laundering programs. The rule targets those who have traded at least fifty thousand dollars in these commodities to curb funding for drugs and terror networks.
Eight people die nationwide as Sunni and Shiite tensions flare during Operation Lightning. U S and Iraqi forces detain 84 suspects and capture militants from several countries amid a broad southern Baghdad sweep.
Former Seinfeld actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus, 44, will play a divorced mother and gym owner named Christine in the CBS midseason comedy Old Christine. The program centers on her clashes with her ex-husband’s new girlfriend, also named Christine, as CBS announced.
Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti has withdrawn from a Saturday Monterrey Mexico concert after contracting laryngitis. His manager Terri Robson said he was told to rest his voice for at least 10 days. The event was a Three Tenors concert with Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras.
In La Paz thousands protested across the city shutting it down for weeks. Bolivia's president called for a constitutional assembly and a referendum on greater regional autonomy to end the street demonstrations and road blockades. La Paz has seen a standstill since May 16.
A passenger jet en route from London to New York was diverted to Halifax International Airport after a false hijack alarm. Canadian police met the plane on landing at 11 a.m. EDT and the carrier says the alarm will be investigated for a technical cause while passengers are updated.
A Graz bookkeeper admitted killing four newborns citing despair over bills and fear of losing her partner. One body lay in an ice cream freezer, another under frozen goods, and two more in concrete-filled buckets. Her companion was arrested. The killings shocked Austria and spurred calls for aid to crisis-pregnancy women.
The titan arum at UW Madison grows to 6 4 in a greenhouse and is on track to surpass the world record for cultivated flowers when it blooms next week. Botanists expect thousands of visitors as the plant emits its infamous roadkill scent and competes with a 9 ft German titan arum.
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