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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2007
Page
7
Stocks rebounded as Bernanke signaled moderate growth and overseas markets steadied. The Dow rose to as high as 137 points intraday and closed up 52.39 points at 12 268.63 while investors weighed economy risks and potential bargains.
Phoenix Cos begins a program offering up to 20 percent life insurance discounts to customers with a doctor verified BMI between 19 and 25. The effort targets obesity prevention by rewarding healthy weight and lifestyle. Joe Kelleher, Phoenix senior VP and COO, notes the program accounts for stroke risk and healthy living.
Burglars slip into Diana Widmaier Picasso Paris apartment and steal two women portraits by Pablo Picasso. The works, depicting his daughter Maya and his wife Jacqueline, are valued at about 66 million dollars and are among hundreds of missing Picasso pieces. Investigators report few clues and entry method unknown as police pursue the case.
Florida appeals court upheld lower court ruling that Anna Nicole Smith wished to be buried in the Bahamas next to her son. The decision ends a dispute with Virgie Arthur over control of the body and plans a funeral for Dannielynn's sake.
A car bomb ripped through a busy market in Baiyaa western Baghdad injuring about 20. The blast occurred as U S Iraqi security operations entered their third week in the city. Eyewitnesses described flames, debris and collapsed tin roofs with vendors fleeing the scene.
Pakistan rejects U S intelligence chief's assertion that Osama bin Laden and his deputy hide in the northwest and that al Qaida is forming camps near the Afghan border. President Musharraf confirms foreign militants in tribal regions and urges them to leave.
Sheila Watt-Cloutier, nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, argues before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Washington that U S pollution violates Inuit rights. The Arctic community warns shifting winds and thinning ice threaten a millennium of hunting ways.
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