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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2007
Page
8
US Airways faced a third day of delays as the Northeast snow storm paralyzed airports. The carrier sought seats for 100,000 stranded passengers system wide while computer issues staffing rules and other problems slowed efforts. About 275,000 seats were booked for Sunday.
The New York Civil Liberties Union accuses school safety agents of the NYPD of bullying students over minor infractions. It cites hundreds of complaints from students and teachers about foul language rough treatment and unwarranted arrests by the 4827 civilian safety agents who patrol city public schools.
Congress documents show the Walter Reed privatization bid faced rebids protests and legal fights from 2003 to 2006 delaying a five year 120 million dollar maintenance contract. The delay coincided with staff shortages and a disarrayed hospital as wounded soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan rose.
Sunni insurgents fatally wounded at least six U S soldiers over the weekend during the five week security sweep in Baghdad and surrounding areas. Four troops died on Saturday when hit by a roadside device in western Baghdad, another died in Diyala, and a Marine died in Anbar.
Hundreds gather near the United Nations as a New York anti-war march reaches Union Square. Tim Robbins headlines the rally organized by United for Peace and Justice calling to end funding and bring troops home, while critics protest funds and casualties.
The spokesman for Zimbabwe's main opposition leader was assaulted by security forces as he tried to leave the country. An opposition official accuses the government of targeting dissident activists amid growing international criticism. President Mugabe's government faces scrutiny over arrest, detentions, and disruption of opposition gatherings. Kim Kye Gwan arrives in Beijing for talks on North Korea.
In Beijing, top American nuclear envoy Christopher Hill said the dispute over $25 million in frozen North Korean funds at Banco Delta Asia in Macau had been resolved. He met North Korean representatives over the weekend and expressed hope for progress toward nuclear disarmament.
In the Negev Desert, thousands of American and Israeli troops conducted a routine, joint operation to test interceptors for missiles that could carry nuclear chemical or biological warheads. Officials spoke on condition of anonymity.
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