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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2003
Page
13
In Fort Worth a jury found Chante Jawan Mallard, 27, guilty of murder for striking Gregory Biggs with her car, dragging his body in her windshield, and leaving him to die in her garage after a night of drinking and drug use. Sentencing may bring a life term.
The Senate 76 to 21 and the House 216 to 215 approve sweeping Medicare legislation to add a prescription drug benefit and expand private insurance roles. Leaders hail passage as a step toward health care security, while Democrats decry privatization and Republicans push free market competition amid final compromise talks.
Two soldiers abducted near Baghdad, two killed, and eight Americans wounded as ambushes and rocket fire plague Iraq. Officials cite a rising wave of attacks, while Al Jazeera broadcasts claims from two new groups urging assaults on US forces.
James K ing with the Practice will cast an ethically challenged lawyer as the ABC drama reshapes its lineup to save money. Dylan McDermott exits along with five others as Rhona Mitra joins as a tough paralegal amid a broader series retool. Sharon Osbourne discusses son Jack's rehab, her past cancer remission, and family reactions. Calvin Klein loses design authority as Francisco Costa and Italo Zucchelli take charge. Klein remains a consulting creative director amid a $490 million sale to Phillips-Van Heusen and his personal treatment.
An 11 year old fisherman hauled in a stolen bank bag containing about $2,000 in soaked checks for the Imagine Foundation charity. He found two more bags in Coal Creek, all taken the night before from a Boulder restaurant fund-raiser. Authorities say about $2,600 was stolen, the rest discarded.
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