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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2004

Page

13

Memorial service held for executed engineer

Relatives of Paul M. Johnson Jr., 49, an engineer for Lockheed Martin who worked on Apache helicopters, held a memorial service in New Jersey. They urged Saudi and U.S. authorities to locate his body after he was abducted in Saudi Arabia on June 12 by a group linked to al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula and beheaded, a video release on June 18.

Egg Harbor Township N.J Saudi Arabia Paul M. Johnson Jr U.S Johnson Lockheed Martin al-Qaida Arabian Peninsula al-Zarqawi Iraq Turkey Al-Jazeera Associated Press Baghdad Gungor Bush Ankara Kim Sun-il Busan

Lockheed Ends Titan Merger After Federal Probe Deadline

Lockheed Martin scrapped its plan to buy Titan Corp for 1.66 billion dollars after Titan failed to resolve a Justice Department bribery probe by the Friday deadline. Titan CEO Gene Ray said the move leaves Titan strong and notes Lockheed initiated the proposal. Lockheed extended the deadline twice to allow a settlement, lowering the price from 1.8 billion dollars in the process.

Bethesda Lockheed Martin Corp Titan Corp Titan Titan Iave Justice Department Lockheed el i Gene Ray

Six-Party talks end with cautious steps toward denuclearization

Beijing hosted four days of discussions among the United States China Russia Japan and four others on North Korea s nuclear program The envoys agreed in principle to hold a fourth round by September define first steps toward denuclearization and discuss monitoring and potential energy aid while warning that gaps remain between Washington and Pyongyang The chair s statement noted no joint declaration and China canceled a closing ceremony

Beijing North Korea U.S Japan Mitoji Yabunaka Washington China Russia South Korea United States Koh Yu-hwan Seoul Dongguk University Korean Lee Soo-hyuck Pyongyang Wang Yi James Kelly

Honorary doctorates for Jennings Ma at American University of Beirut

ABC News anchor Peter Jennings and cellist Yo-Yo Ma received honorary doctorates from the American University of Beirut. Jennings recalled his Beirut years and urged cross cultural dialogue while Ma praised music as a bridge beyond borders. Separately John Amos discussed West Wing exit rumors in Nashville.

Beirut Lebanon ABC News Peter Jennings Yo-Yo Ma American University of Beirut Jennings United States Middle East West AUB

Chimps at Lincoln Park Zoo gain air gun revenge

At Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago the Regenstein Center for African Apes lets chimpanzees touch a hidden panel that fires harmless air bursts at visitors. Zoo officials say the feature aids enrichment and public engagement while preserving safety and naturalistic habitats.

Lincoln Park Zoo Regenstein Center Chicago Zoo Steve Ross

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