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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 2004

Page

19

EU recommends Turkey start talks toward full membership

The European Union urged that Turkey begin accession talks toward full membership, a cautious step amid concerns over democracy and human rights reforms. Commission President Romano Prodi called it a qualified yes, while Chirac warned talks could last 10 to 15 years at minimum.

Brussels Belgium Europe Middle East European Union Turkey EU Executive Commission European Commission Romano Prodi Jacques Chirac

Karzai ally survives bombing in Afghan vote drive

In Afghanistan the vice presidential hopeful Ahmed Zia Massood escaped a remote detonation attack as campaigns proceed toward Saturday's presidential vote. The bombing occurred on a road in Badakhshan province while Massood and dignitaries were traveling, with UN observers urging continued peace and democratic progress.

Kabul Afghanistan Hamid Karzai United Nations U.S Karzai Badakhshan Ahmed Zia Massood Khaleeq Ahmed

No Evidence Saddam Built Weapons After 1991

U S arms inspector Charles Duelfer said Saddam Hussein showed no evidence of producing weapons of mass destruction after 1991 and that his capabilities to develop such arms had faded during sanctions. The report notes Saddam's intent to revive WMD programs if sanctions ended, while confirming he remained a threat.

Washington U.S Iraq Saddam Hussein Bush Administration Saddam Charles Duelfer John Kerry Paul Bremer United States Kerry United Nations U.N

Flu shot supply tight as clinics cancel

Aventis Pasteur will make 55.4 million flu shots this year, one million more than planned, but officials say production will not exceed that before February or March. The CDC scrambles to locate doses, track distribution, and guide scarce supplies to the young, elderly, and ill, while many clinics cancel events and wait for voluntary rationing.

Washington Aventis Pasteur Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson Aventis Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC Julie Gerberding Gerberding

Regulators Halt Major Flu Shot Supplier Shifting U.S. Supply

U.S. health officials respond to a shutdown of a major flu vaccine producer by urging voluntary rationing and reserving stock for high risk groups including babies and toddlers the elderly and individuals with chronic conditions. Cumulative and projected distribution figures from 2003 and 2004 are cited.

Ritish U.S

Ja Rule to Face Assault Charge in Toronto Court

In Toronto a judge ordered rapper Ja Rule to stand trial for assault causing bodily harm with a tentative March 7 to 11 date set in Ontario Court. The 28 year old, real name Jeffrey Atkins, did not attend the pretrial hearing amid ongoing defense preparations.

Toronto Ja Rule Jeffrey Atkins Ontario

Political race notes and odd bidding on anti Bush message

In Kentucky Geoff Davis faces questions after using NRA GOP survey material for AARP voter guides and arguing with Nick Clooney over partisanship. In Indiana Kerra Fowler auctioned skull space on eBay for a Kerry anti Bush tattoo raising funds for personal needs.

Louisville Kentucky AARP National Republican Congressional Committee Geoff Davis GOP California Florida Nebraska Georgia Justin Brasell Davis Nick Clooney West Point Washington B.J. Neidhardt Brasell Clooney Bedford Ind Kerra Fowler Bush eBay John Kerry Fowler Iraq

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