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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2003
Page
9
An internal Homeland Security review shows written exams for airport baggage screeners did not require identifying dangerous subjects. Trainers gave most answers during open-book quizzes and used identical questions on the final 25 question test.
Philadelphia election race quickened after secret bugging devices were found in Mayor John Street's office. Gov. Rendell and other politicians urged the FBI to justify the operation as Philadelphia awaits details of federal investigators' disclosures.
In northern Afghanistan near Mazar-e-Sharif and Maimana heavy fighting pits rival militias with tanks and artillery. Reports vary on dead and wounded, with a UN spokesman noting high casualties as government forces attempt to halt the violence.
Two men were arrested in Carteret New Jersey after a car matching the fleeing vehicle description was found. Tammy Read a spokeswoman for the Fairfax County Police said the suspects were being held in connection with the kidnapping and robbery of Kathleen Gregg wife of Senator Gregg. She was abducted at knifepoint from her McLean Virginia home and forced to withdraw cash before the men fled in a silver Chevrolet Monte Carlo with Virginia plates.
A suicide car bomber struck a police station in Sadr City killing the bomber nine others and wounding up to 45. Earlier gunmen killed a Spanish air force attache. Bremer vowed to press on as Iraq’s electricity output hits prewar levels, and U.S. forces arrested suspects and a top Republican Guard official amid continued violence.
Fairfax Va L B Malvo lawyers push insanity defense saying indoctrination by John Allen Muhammad made him mentally ill. Prosecutor calls report on insanity lacking while trials move toward potential death sentences for Malvo and Muhammad.
Lance Bass toured Ortiz Middle School as part of World Space Week. He discussed space dreams and performing while students imagined “Lance's Lab” with chicken strips and music to ease motion sickness. Britney Spears says her upcoming album shifts away from sexualized auras and focuses on her love of music and teaching ambitions.
New York AP report that singer Celine Dion teams with photographer Anne Geddes for the Miracle project a collection of songs and images honoring the bond between mother and baby Dion says she admires Geddes and looks forward to the collaboration Miracle is slated for release in October 2004 through music and book retailers worldwide
In Ponce Inlet Florida the mayoral recount ends with incumbent Bill Hoak defeating challenger Frank Vitale by one vote 465 to 464 after a tied initial count. Vitale hints at possible challenge while Hoak contemplates his homework and a third term.
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