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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2004
Page
1
U S troops and Iraqi forces storm Fallujah center, fighting guerrillas amid house to house searches. By Tuesday night ten American and two Iraqi security personnel deaths reported, with commanders warning of several more days of urban combat and insurgents retreating to the south.
U S Marines and Iraqi forces punched into the center of Fallujah on Tuesday as the major offensive to retake the city continued. The military reported ten American and two Iraqi deaths during the day of fighting and said they turned a newly captured train station into a forward base after night battles.
Sen. Lindsey Graham hosts diplomats from 15 nations on a tour to showcase South Carolina’s business, tourism and educational opportunities. The visit, including Boone Hall Plantation, aims to boost international presence and investment after borrowing the idea from Sen. Chuck Grassley.
The EMS Subcommittee urged Aiken County to raise salaries and cut work hours after a 25 percent turnover this year. They proposed 5 percent for basic EMTs 10 percent for intermediate EMTs 15 percent for Paramedics and 9 percent for supervisory roles. The group also called ending 24 hour shifts as too extreme and noted remaining staff strain.
Addie McDaniel joined three Jefferson Elementary classmates in singing the National Anthem at the Veterans Day observance. Her great grandfather Frank O Banion, a Navy World War II veteran and W R Grace Co. retiree, died Nov 2 and was remembered as a caring community figure.
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