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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2005

Page

9

Syrian Troop Redeployment Near Beirut Stirs Lebanon

Syrian soldiers load trucks with furniture and supplies and move east from the Lebanese mountains as a redeployment toward the Bekaa Valley is announced. In Beirut large anti Syria protests erupt as Washington says the move is insufficient and leaders meet in Damascus to map a border shift by month end.

Stur Beirut Lebanon Mdeirej Bekaa Valley Washington Bashar Assad Emile Lahoud Syria Damascus

Bolivian President Mesa Resigns Amid Protests

Bolivian President Carlos Mesa submitted his resignation to Congress after days of street protests demanding reversal of privatization moves and higher taxes on oil firms. If Congress accepts, Senate President Hermando Vaca Diez would become caretaker leader. a June 2007 election is possible earlier due to turmoil.

LA Paz Bolivian Carlos Mesa Congress Bolivia Chamber Mesa Senate Hermando Vaca Diez

Attacks Kill 33 in Iraq. Zarqawi Claims Credit

Iraqi insurgents bombed and shot at convoys and police in a wave of violence killing 33 and wounding dozens. Al Qaida in Iraq led by Abu Musab al Zarqawi claimed responsibility as Iraq nears its first democratically elected government. Meanwhile talks with the United Iraqi Alliance and Kurdish leaders center on territorial guarantees before the National Assembly's March 16 session.

Baghdad Al-Qaida Iraq Abu Musab al-Zarqawi United Iraqi Alliance

Friendly fire toll rises in Iraq as civilians suffer

Iraqi civilians and foreigners face deadly misfires at U S military checkpoints as civilians are killed and wounded in crossfire. An Italian intelligence officer and Bulgarian soldier die in shootings amid daily insurgent violence and warnings to civilians.

Baghdad Iraq U.S United States Abdullah Mohammed Ramadi Mohammed Yarmouk Hospital Mohamed Salaheddin Iqbal Sabban

Outspoken Bolton named U.N. Ambassador choice

President Bush selects John R. Bolton, an arms control expert, as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Condoleezza Rice announced the nomination at a State Department briefing, saying he is a tough minded diplomat with a proven multilateral record. Bolton pledged close work with Congress to push policies and improve multilateral diplomacy. Presidential spokesman Scott McClellan noted the pick reflects the president’s commitment to effective multilateral organizations.

Washington, D.C John R. Bolton Bush U.S United Nations Condoleezza Rice Bolton John Rice State Department Congress Scott McClellan

Bolton Nominee John R Bolton Joins UN Role As Public Servant

Experienced diplomat and federal official John R Bolton 56 has built a long career since 1981. He holds a Yale BA 1970 and Yale Law 1974 along with senior posts at State DOJ USAID and USAID General Counsel in 1981-82 and 1982-83.

United Nations John R. Bolton Yale University Yale Law School Federal Service Department of State Department of Justice U.S. Agency For International Development USAID

Free St Louis concert honors community after musicians strike

In St Louis 14 orchestras join the St Louis Symphony for a free Sunday concert conducted by Benjamin Zander. The 80 plus musicians staged a two month strike over pay, then accepted a modest raise over 3 1/2 years and agreed to a charity-free event.

ST. Louis St. Louis Symphony Benjamin Zander Boston Philharmonic Carl Moskowitz Zander Symphony

PEZ collectors converge at De Pere convention

About 60 self described PEZheads gathered in De Pere for the second Bryan and Tammy Lewis hosted convention to buy sell swap and show off dispensers. Barry Umbs of Milwaukee described his 15 year hobby as a mild illness and chase for varied patent numbers and packaging.

DE Pere Wis Barry Umbs Umbs Rockwell Automation Milwaukee Bugs Bunny Bryan Tammy Lewis Pezheads PEZ Austria Edward Haas United States

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