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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2003
Page
9
China plans to cut 200,000 soldiers amid military modernization, adding to a 500,000 man reduction by 2000. Total force will drop from about 2.5 million to 2.3 million as high tech systems are introduced, per Jiang Zemin and Xinhua.
Texas police say three employees Matt Hines Chrissy Willis and Rebecca Shifflet were shot to death inside an Outback Steakhouse in Texarkana. The bodies were found in the office area about 3 a.m. by the manager’s wife. Authorities note a possible robbery motive but have not confirmed it.
Rescuers looked for a man who vanished in rough surf off Florida Panhandle beaches during the holiday weekend. A sheriff’s spokesman said crews awaited a body to surface near Gulf Island National Seashore as three others drowned in the same region.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson joined 1,000 to 1,500 marchers at Yale University supporting striking service and clerical workers. Police cited 14 demonstrators for disorderly conduct and released them with court appearances scheduled. Jackson was among those handcuffed at Beinecke Plaza and Woodbridge Hall.
A three year Israeli inquiry based on 377 witnesses found police used excessive force against Arab rioters and that Arabs face systemic neglect. The report urges a plan to close gaps between Jewish and Arab citizens while noting police officers may face discipline although not binding.
A taped voice claimed to be Saddam Hussein denies involvement in the Najaf Imam Ali shrine attack that killed Ayatollah al Hakim and 124 others as the Governing Council names a new cabinet. The council's lineup reflects the body’s ethnic and religious balance with 13 Shiites, five Sunni Arabs, five Kurds, one Turk, and an Assyrian Christian.
United Nations arbitrators transfer ownership of the domain to Pierce Brosnan after ruling Alberta Hot Rods of Alberta Canada held no rights and acted in bad faith. The site linked to advertising but offered no Brosnan information.
Grand Island Hall County supervisors voted to ban county employees from wearing sandals as part of a safety manual but rescinded the rule after questions. The policy appeared in the manual distributed by the Nebraska Intergovernmental Risk Management Association and prompted comments from safety committee members and officials wearing sandals.
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