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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2004
Page
9
In Gonaives Haiti rebel leader Guy Philippe faces pressure as fighters resist disarming. a voodoo ceremony for the war god Foray signals the ongoing bloodshed since February 5 with at least 130 dead.
After talks with Grand Ayatollah Ali al Sistani, Shiite leaders say they will sign the interim constitution unchanged. Seven rockets hit central Baghdad including the al Rasheed Hotel, injuring at least one. The agreement aims to hand power to Iraqis amid sectarian tensions and Kurdish concerns.
Israeli troops conducted a six hour assault at the Bureij refugee camp in Gaza, killing 14 Palestinians and wounding 81. Three of the dead were boys aged 8, 12, and 15. Militants vowed revenge as residents questioned arrests and arms searches. The Palestinian Authority denounced the operation as state terrorism.
Charles Anthony received a standing ovation at the Met during the first act of Tosca. The tenor, who debuted in 1954, has performed 2,882 times in 110 roles, and Saturday marked a solo highlight as Spoletta, opposite Pavarotti’s farewell.
NBC trimmed the closing sequence of the upcoming film about the Angels while Farrah Fawcett’s former manager Jay Bernstein threatened legal action, saying the scene harmed his character. Bernstein, paid consultant on Behind the Camera, welcomed the change and sought removal.
Newtown Square area NBC 10 sting lured men seeking teen sex to a house near an elementary school. NBC 10 defends the report while officials warn stings may hinder investigations and risk public safety. Perverted Justice coordinators and FBI officials dispute the method.
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