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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2003
Page
9
Toronto reports two more SARS fatalities raising the death toll to 33 as health officials warn that some critical patients may die despite an overall containment. The two victims were a 65 year old woman and a 63 year old man who died on Saturday.
A prominent abortion rights group launches a 3 million dollar ad drive to warn of the day the Supreme Court overrules Roe v. Wade. The effort aligns with near term moves to ban partial birth abortions and possible retirements that could shift the court balance. Fayette Ala a teen faces capital murder charges in the shootings of two officers and a dispatcher during a car theft arrest. Devin Moore 18 is expected to be charged with capital murder in the Saturday Fayette police shooting, district attorney says.
Bush administration officials insist Iraq's weapons of mass destruction will be found despite delays and missing stockpiles. Powell and Rice defend prewar intelligence, while notes from DIA suggest uncertain evidence.
Three militant groups Hamas Islamic Jihad and Al Aqsa Brigades joined in a dawn strike killing four Israeli soldiers in Gaza. Later one more Israeli was killed in Hebron as six Palestinian gunmen died in the violence. The attack tests Mahmoud Abbas efforts to sell the US backed road map and complicates Ariel Sharon’s security stance. Powell urged restraint to preserve momentum of peace.
Michael Jackson's attorney calls a copyright suit over the Jackson Five with alleged unauthorized use of names and songs ridiculous. The case seeks a deposition as part of a dispute over licensing and track rights from decades past.
American Idol judges Simon Cowell Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson autograph chairs to raise funds for cancer charities. Abdul’s chair benefits Michigan American Cancer Society. Jackson’s benefits Chicago’s The Common Thread for the Sure Foundation.
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