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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 2005

Page

23

Psychiatrist testifies in Mitchell competency hearing

In Salt Lake City a psychiatrist testified on Brian David Mitchell’s mental fitness to stand trial for the Elizabeth Smart kidnapping. Mitchell was removed from court after shouting biblical verses, the fifth such disruption in these hearings. Prosecution expert Noel Gardner testified previously that Mitchell was competent, and the judge continued the proceedings.

Noel Gardner Brian David Mitchell Judith Atherton Salt Lake City Elizabeth Smart Israel Babylon Mitchell

Petsmart testing breeding stock after LCMV deaths

A Petsmart chain tests hamsters guinea pigs and mice for lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus after three transplant patients die from organs from one donor possibly infected by a hamster from a War wich Planet Petsmart store. The spokesman said routine tests exist for other diseases but not LCMV.

Providence, R.1 Petsmart Warwick Bruce Richardson

Car bomb near Baghdad school kills six

A car bomb exploded beside Dijlah Junior High School for Girls in Alwiyah Baghdad killing six bystanders. In two days insurgents killed nine US troops with broader attacks across the capital and country, raising Iraqi casualties to 620 total.

Baghdad Iraq Al-Qaida U.S Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Ibrahim al-Jaafari Washington David Abrams Abrams Camp Blue Diamond Ramadi Haswa 155Th Brigade II Marine Expeditionary Force Mosul Tikrit Kirkuk Associated Press Abu Ghraib Dijlah Junior High School Alwiyah Withaq Square Hasham Ismael

Al-Qaida in Iraq says leader is hurt

A Internet posting attributed to al-Qaida in Iraq claimed their leader al-Zarqawi was injured. U S officials cautioned the claim could not be verified and considered the possibility of misdirection.

Al-Qaida Iraq Cairo Egypt U.S Abu Musab al-Zarqawi al-Zarqawi State Department Richard Boucher U S Abu Maysarah al-Iraqi Al-Iraqi Osama bin Laden

Annabella Sciorra Joins Law and Order Criminal Intent

Annabella Sciorra will play detective Carolyn Barek on Law and Order Criminal Intent joining Chris Noth's Mike Logan. The Sopranos star previously guest starred on Law and Order Trial by Jury and has films including Cop Land and Jungle Fever. Sciorra earned an Emmy nomination for The Sopranos.

New York Annabella Sciorra Law & Order Tony Soprano Sciorra Carolyn Barek Mike Logan Chris Noth Law Trial By Jury Annabella Dick Wolf Chris Gloria Trillo

Italian police raid 186 suspects in child pornography ring

In Syracuse Italy police searched homes and offices of 186 suspects including three Roman Catholic priests and a mayor in a nine day operation. The group downloaded child abuse images from a password protected site ages four to eight, halted after a tip from Telefono Arcobaleno. Predominantly Catholic Italy faced few such scandals compared to other regions.

Rome Syracuse Telefono Arcobaleno Italy United States Europe

Deteriorating U S Syria Ties After Iraq Tensions

U S Syria relations have slipped to minimal diplomatic contact as Washington demands tighter borders to curb guerrilla flow into Iraq. Ambassador Scobey remains absent after recalls over Hariri’s Beirut killing. Syria says it halted military and intelligence cooperation though a full severing is not declared.

Washington U.S Syria Bush Iraq Margaret Scobey Damascus Rafiq Hariri Beirut Condoleezza Rice Lyra Imad Moustapha New York Times United States State Department Richard Boucher

Shanghai officials urge fitness amid overweight staff drive

In Shanghai Xuhui District about 15 percent of 4000 civil servants are overweight and only 30 percent pass physicals. Officials encourage gym access with 25 designated clubs and weekly workouts earning reimbursement. In Arkansas a man jumped from a moving car chasing a cigarette, suffering facial injuries.

Shanghai, China Shanghai Xuhui Shanghai Daily Zhang Chengyao

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