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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2003
Page
11
Police faced accusations of overreaction as protesters clashed with officers at the Miami trade talks. Officials defended their response, noting far fewer arrests than Seattle 1999 riots and reporting 172 arrests, with injuries to three officers and about 140 demonstrators.
Relatives of Columbine victims urged the Denver school district to unseal a 1999 massacre report. Randy Brown and others spoke at a school board meeting, criticizing the attorney client privilege claim used to shield the 200 page document.
The United States South Korea Japan and the European Union agreed to suspend work on two North Korean light water reactors for one year. The Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization board announced the decision from New York. The reactors, planned to be online in 2007, were part of a 1994 pact.
The Pulitzer committee will not revoke the 1982 prize awarded to a New York Times reporter. The board found there was no clear and convincing evidence of deliberate deception in Duranty’s Ukraine famine coverage. A review was prompted by Ukrainian groups citing omissions about the 1932-33 famine that killed millions.
Senate opponents blocked final passage of Bush energy plan, crying foul over subsidies and a broad range of provisions. Critics warn MTBE liability shield and a $31 billion 10 year price tag render the measure bloated and costly while House and Senate negotiators debate concessions.
Anti-terrorism police detained a dozen suspects over the spate of suicide bombings blamed on al Qaida that killed 54. Investigators link the attacks to militant groups with fighters from Chechnya Afghanistan and Bosnia. Some suspects were questioned over Thursday's British Consulate and HSBC Bank blasts in Istanbul.
John Rutter of Los Angeles must face arraignment on December 8 on felony charges of attempted extortion grand theft forgery and perjury. Prosecutors say he demanded 3.3 million from Cameron Diaz after threatening to sell photos to a European group for 5 million.
Berlin officials say solar powered talking trash cans will be added to 20 000 street side baskets next spring to encourage proper disposal. Spokesman Bernd Mueller says the high tech feature shows the city is modern and cosmopolitan.
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