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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2003
Page
13
Ohio authorities report additional gunfire incidents along I 270 near Columbus where a May shooting killed Gail Kinsley. Ten shootings are under investigation with extra patrols deployed as authorities confirm at least one shooting.
President Bush described his Baghdad surprise visit as a highly secret mission. He said he checked safety with Col. Mark Tilman aboard Air Force One and worried about risking others. Secret Service kept details tight as reporters filed only after takeoff.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, under pressure to end three years of conflict, said Israel cannot hold all of the West Bank and Gaza and warned that it may retain some land if Palestinians do not moderate demands. He stressed commitment to the road map but refused full outpost dismantlement and a regional freeze on construction. Palestinian Foreign Minister Nabil Shaath criticized the remarks as arrogant and visionless while insisting on full adherence to the road map.
TV bachelor Rick Rockwell cut Penn State from his will after a Penn Stater article he calls unfair. He says he planned to leave 500000 to the university, but Spanier says the piece was accurate and fair. Gwyneth Paltrow says she will limit films to one or two a year and favors Sylvia about poet Sylvia Plath.
Actress Halle Berry tentatively resolved a $2 million countersuit against former owners Jonathan and Alison Roth. The suit claimed the property needed about $1 million in repairs, while the Roths contended Berry knew of the defects and bought the home as is. The attorney said the agreement was reached last month.
Oregon State University poultry scientist Tom Savage argues turkeys possess personality and awareness, countering the belief they are unintelligent. He notes a genetic nervous disorder may skew perceptions and says wild turkeys’ cunning frustrates hunters, while he remains an advocate for the birds except on Thanksgiving.
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