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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2004
Page
22
Theo van Gogh, a great grand nephew of Vincent van Gogh, was killed in an Amsterdam street gun and stabbing attack after receiving threats over the film Submission. A 26 year old dual Dutch Moroccan suspect was wounded in a police shootout and arrested.
The Supreme Court debated whether black California inmates can be bunked together for months for safety, with the Bush administration backing a black inmate who says the practice humiliated him. The Court faces a Brown v. Board era clash between racial segregation bans and prison administration power.
In initial human cancer drug studies from 1991 to 2002 deaths declined sharply. Drug related deaths rose 24 in 1991 1994 and 10 in 1995 1998 but dropped to one in 1999 2002. Non drug related deaths also fell from 39 to 17. Vanderbilt expert Dr Mace Rothenberg calls the findings clearly good news.
A woman upset by a friend's firing held five people hostage at a Caterpillar construction plant near Clayton North Carolina. She released them over two hours then surrendered. no injuries were reported. Police said she claimed explosives but was not a Caterpillar employee and was taken to jail.
Bombs in Baghdad and Mosul kill at least a dozen as interim Prime Minister Allawi faces calls to curb a planned Fallujah assault. A separate blast outside the Education Ministry in Azamiyah kills eight, with ten injured. In Mosul a car bomb hits a convoy, killing four civilians and wounding soldiers as authorities report an assassination attempt on Maj. Gen. Rashid Feleih. Oil pipelines in northern Iraq are attacked, threatening exports for about ten days.
In Nablus a teenage suicide bomber’s home was demolished by the Israeli army after his Tel Aviv market attack that killed three and wounded over thirty. The mother Samira Abdul lah defended her son’s handlers and later praised him as a hero amid calls that demolitions deter further attacks.
In Louisville the Muhammad Ali Center topping out ceremony drew about 150 attendees as rain halted the hoisting of the final beam. The $34.5 million, 93,000 square foot center opens November 19, 2005 and features six pavilions highlighting Ali's traits.
In New Kensington Pennsylvania Upper Burrell Township neighbors Kerry Bush and John George avoid political pranks and note their names align with President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry. George recalls his son Cole spotting the coincidence. Bush says his company won a hospital cleaning contract and the name helped start conversations at work.
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