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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 2004

Page

9

Interim Haitian leader assumes helm as Aristide supporters rally

Boniface Alexandre formally takes charge in Port-au-Prince as U S Marines report the weekend killings under their week old mission. Military helicopters hover above the National Palace while Aristide backers shout demands for his return, while Alexandre calls for calm.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Jean-Bertrand Aristide U.S National Palace Boniface Alexandre Aristide Alexandre

FBI DNA database aids thousands of case identifications

The FBI CODIS database, built from inmate DNA, has helped solve more than 11,000 cases. It aided cold murder probes in Kansas, identified a decades old California child’s remains, and captured a Houston sex predator. Police say it also cleared wrong suspects and freed prisoners.

Washington FBI Kansas California Houston

Civil unions move from radical to routine in Vermont

In Vermont civil unions have become nearly as common as traditional weddings for town clerks and couples. Four years ago civil unions were viewed as radical. Now they appear regularly in newspapers alongside wedding notices, while in some areas civil unions serve as a moderate fallback in the national debate on gay marriage.

Montpelier Vermont

Rare Syrian protest broken up in Damascus

In Damascus a small group of activists gathered with banners calling for freedom for political prisoners. Security forces quickly dispersed the demonstration and arrested the activists. A U.S. diplomat was briefly detained and later released after interrogation, prompting a State Department protest and an official apology from Syria.

Damascus Syria Bashar Assad U S U.S State Department Richard Boucher

Iraqis Sign Interim Constitution In Unity Show

Iraqi leaders signed a landmark interim constitution amid patriotic songs and Quranic verses praising the document but sectarian tensions resurfaced after the ceremony. Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani voiced reservations and called for adoption by an elected assembly, signaling possible amendments with Kurds and Sunnis retaining veto power over a permanent charter. President Bush hailed the 22 page charter as a historic milestone as Shiite leaders seek greater influence in the post Saddam era.

Baghdad Iraq Ayatollah Ali al-Husseini al-Sistani al-Sistani Bush Muslim Council Saddam Hussein Saddam Mohammed Bakr Al-Alloum Iraqiee Council

Martha Stewart Heads Into Sentencing Discussion With Probation Officials

Martha Stewart met with probation officers in New York as her sentencing approach was outlined. The board of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia gathered amid stock declines and television removal, with estimates placing prison time at 10 to 16 months and a possible half way house or home confinement.

New York Martha Stewart Empire Stewart Manhattan Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia U.S Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum Peter Bacanovic ImClone Systems ImClone Sam Waksal Morville Bacanovic

Bowie Gearing Up For New Experimental Phase On Tour

In Tokyo Bowie signals a stripped down stage and new songwriting focus as he nears 60. He says this world tour marks a simpler, less theatrical approach after decades of changing personas.

Bowie Tokyo David Bowie Japan Ziggy Stardust The Philadelphia

Firefighters trap own station blaze in Florida

Melbourne firefighters caused a station fire after neglecting to shut off a kitchen flyer while responding to calls. All four on duty were out. Cocoa Beach passerby called 911. The blaze caused smoke and fire damage. a live-in trailer was requested for crews. Battalion Chief Apel called it accidental.

Melbourne Fla Cocoa Beach Robert Apel

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