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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 2003

Page

13

Eleven Year Old Girl Dies in Gaza Missile Strike

An 11 year old Palestinian girl died from injuries after an Israeli missile hit Gaza City. The attack is one of six against Hamas targets cited by Israel’s defense minister who vows a fight to the finish. In the West Bank, Fatah leaders meet over the rift between Yasser Arafat and prime minister Mahmoud Abbas.

Gaza City Gaza Strip Hamas Israel West Bank Fatah Yasser Arafat Mahmoud Abbas

Afghan and U S Troops Overrun Taliban Hideouts

Afghan and U S troops overran three hideouts in Qalat as fighting raged in southern Afghanistan. American bombing echoed through the mountains while coalition forces pressed to root out hundreds of Taliban holdouts offering a week of fierce resistance. Col Rodney Davis described clashes with groups firing small arms and RPGs.

Qalat Afghanistan U.S Rodney Davis

Labor Day rally mismatched Davis and Bustamante in Pleasanton

Gov Gray Davis and Lt Gov Cruz Bustamante addressed a Labor Day crowd in Pleasanton without acknowledging one another. Each framed the event around labor issues with Davis seeking to retain office and Bustamante positioning as a recall insurer, delivering separate speeches no direct reference to the other.

Pleasanton Calif Gray Davis Cruz Bustamante Davis Bustamante Alameda County Fairgrounds San Francisco

Typhoon Dujuan Heads Toward Hong Kong After Taiwan Damage

Typhoon Dujuan lashed southern Taiwan with 96 mph winds, toppling trees and flooding streets as it moved toward Hong Kong and mainland China. Officials reported two deaths and a missing college student amid widespread outages and damage in Kenting and other areas.

Taipei Taiwan Hong Kong China Kenting TVBS

Indonesian cleric Bashir jailed for four years

Indonesian court sentences Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Bashir to four years for knowledge of a plot to topple the government and immigration violations. Prosecutors sought 15 years. judges found insufficient evidence he led Jemaah Islamiyah.

Jakarta Indonesia Abu Bakar Bashir Bashir Muhammad Saleh Southeast Asia Jemaah Islamiyah al- Qaida

CensusSurvey Shows 1.4 Million More In Poverty In 2002

The American Community Survey indicates 34.8 million people or 12.4 percent lived in poverty in 2002, up from 33.4 million in 2001, with children especially affected. Median household income rose to 43,057 after inflation, while unemployment and policy debates frame the rise.

Washington United States Census Bureau Bureau Robert Greenstein Center For Budget and Policy Priorities Greenstein Sheldon Danzinger National Poverty Center University of Rector American Community Survey

FBI releases photos in Erie bank robbery bombing case

The FBI showed images of a triple band metal collar and locking device around Brian Wells after a bank heist in Erie Pennsylvania. Wells said he was forced to rob the bank and was killed when the bomb strapped to him exploded with no other injuries reported.

Erie FBI Bob Rudge Brian Douglas Wells Rudge Wells PNC Bank Pennsylvania

Danza Hosts Italian Heritage Festival in Clarksburg

Tony Danza appeared at the 25th annual Italian Heritage Festival in Clarksburg calling it an Italian dream. The actor shared childhood stories and performed with song, dance, and instruments before a Sunday crowd.

Clarksburg W.va Tony Danza Danza

Mixed AP briefs from New Jersey Nebraska and New York

A judge dismisses theft charges against C Thomas Caucci III over a koi value dispute in Cape May Court House New Jersey Army Spec Nick Fox returns from Iraq to Lexington Nebraska where his parents unveil a life size combat infantryman statue John Bothe of Buffalo loses unemployment benefits after serving as unpaid radio host and must repay 605 with an appeal scheduled for September 8

Cape May Court House N.J C. Thomas Caucci III Caucci Michael Petiit Lexington Neb Nick Fox Iraq Johnson Lake Lynn Beth Turner Buffalo N.Y John Bothe State Labor Department Bothe

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