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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2004
Page
1
US forces stormed Fallujah securing the main city hospital and two Euphrates river bridges in the first assault phase. An AC-130 gunship fired on the city as artillery illuminated the night, with tougher combat anticipated in the eastern city core.
U S and Iraqi forces launch a long promised assault on Fallujah hours after Iraq declares a 60 day emergency. The decree bans men 15 to 55 and all vehicle traffic in Fallujah and closes roads to Ramadi. Police are suspended and residents face intensified fighting as rebels strike in Haditha and Haqlaniyah.
A Langley resident Jack Dossett, 33, faces arson and criminal domestic violence charges after a series of Saturday night incidents in Aiken County. Police say a call from his wife reported threats to burn the home, then confirmed by a second call when the house caught fire. A deputy extinguished the blaze and took Dossett into custody.
George Custodi of Partners In Friendship lauds Horseplay wine at Jackson Gallery for charity. Tuscany Chianti and Umbrian Pinot Grigio sold at $15 and $14 for members, aiding scholarships to send local students to Orvieto in 2005. goal of 2500 dollars exceeded.
An Associated Press poll shows voters want Iraq to be President Bush's top priority in his second term. Tax cuts attract 52 percent support while health care unemployment and education receive single digit shares.
An Associated Press poll conducted after the election shows voters want the president to resolve Iraq first and balance the budget, with terrorism and the economy as major concerns. About 27 percent named Iraq as top priority, while only 2 percent chose taxes.
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