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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2003
Page
7
Dublin reports Ireland plans new rules to stamp out alcohol marketing. Prime Minister Bertie Ahern urges safeguards as government targets ads on buses trains cinemas and sports events for youths. No beer ads before 10 pm on Irish TV under proposed plan.
A federal court on Monday restored the 2003 limits on political donations and ads, forcing 2004 candidates to operate under the law while the Supreme Court weighs appeals. National party committees and federal candidates may raise only hard money from individuals and PACs for the 2004 election.
The Bush administration warned Congress it would exhaust borrowing room by May 28 unless Congress approves a debt limit increase of 984 billion dollars. Treasury Secretary John Snow said May 28 marks the date Congress would run out of options to clear extra borrowing space as Democrats and the White House clash over proposed tax cuts.
Boston Logan Airport unveiled a new high security ticketing hall with blast resistant windows extra space for baggage screening and rooms for procedures like shoe removal. The facility forms part of a broader international terminal expansion and marks the first major US airport to apply post September 11 security standards. The 9/11 hijackings originated from Logan.
President Bush and Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo reaffirm a global campaign against al Qaida as attacks in Saudi Arabia Morocco and Israel test resolve. Bush vows a bumpy path toward Middle East peace while Arroyo calls US leadership essential for security and access to defense resources.
A Palestinian woman blew herself up at a mall security point in Afula near the West Bank, killing three Israelis in a wave of violent attacks tied to Fatah. tensions mount as Mahmoud Abbas faces pressure to rein in militants while Yasser Arafat is blamed by Israel for spikes in violence and US-backed peace hopes falter.
Stone Temple Pilots lead singer Scott Weiland was arrested for investigation of narcotics after being pulled over for driving without lights. He posted $10,000 bail and was released. Authorities did not specify the drug. Weiland has a history of legal trouble including 1990s cocaine and heroin cases and a 1999 jail term for probation violations. Also in New York Radiohead video debuts on Times Square Jumbotron with There There and MTV2 rotation. Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi pitched a New Jersey arts donation fund to offset budget cuts, with hopes of benefit concerts at major venues.
In Port Richey Florida Steve and Mildred Nadwairiski transformed a soggy public nuisance lawn into a local showpiece after a Pasco County judge ordered removal of carpeting. Neighbors had complained about the appearance and rodents. The couple aims to complete a replacement by June 23.
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