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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2004
Page
13
A 12 member jury was seated in Redwood City to hear the Scott Peterson case for the murder of his pregnant wife Laci with potential death penalty exposure if convicted. Opening statements set for Tuesday, jurors include a coach, a screener and a utility worker, ages range from their 20s to over 60.
Washington report notes new additions to smoking related illnesses including acute myeloid leukemia cervical kidney pancreatic stomach abdominal aortic aneurysms cataracts periodontitis and pneumonia The Surgeon General Carmona cautions that some links to colorectal liver prostate and erectile dysfunction need more proof to be conclusive The article also covers Israel detaining a British journalist over a nuclear weapons documentary drawing criticism from journalists and rights groups
A New York grand jury indicted Abu Hamza al Masri on 11 counts for planning a violent jihad camp in Ely Oregon between 1999 and 2000. The Egyptian-born imam linked to the Finsbury Park mosque faces charges of hostage taking and conspiracy with al Qaida and the Taliban.
John Kerry accused George Bush of undermining leadership by rushing to war in Iraq and ignoring military counsel. He pledged to listen to generals and avoid letting ideology trump truth, outlining four imperatives for a reoriented national security policy. He urged allied support and new alliances, updated military, diplomacy, and energy independence.
Jessica Simpson says she leads for the Daisy Duke part in a movie version of The Dukes of Hazzard set to release next year. Britney Spears had been a contender but Simpson remains in the No 1 slot as she begins a summer tour.
Portsmouth police enlist pizza delivery drivers and hotel clerks to report gatherings of five or more minors drinking or using drugs under a new law. Workers could earn 50 dollars for tips leading to arrests. teens as young as 17 may face adult charges for hosting.
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