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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2003
Page
9
Imam Samudra, labeled the intellectual mastermind, is sentenced to death by firing squad in Bali after being found guilty of planning the deadly nightclub bombings. He shouted God is Great and insults as he was led from the courtroom, amid cheering.
Vice President Dick Cheney will not attend the World Trade Center site ceremony after Mayor Bloomberg cited security logistics and potential inconvenience to relatives. Bloomberg invited him to a Port Authority memorial for 84 employees killed in the attack.
Israeli warplanes hit the home of Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar in Gaza City wounding him and killing his son and a bodyguard. The strikes follow twin suicide bombings that killed 15 Israelis. Palestinian Speaker Ahmed Qurei said he accepted the post of prime minister amid rising regional tension. Dozens were maimed in the Jerusalem and Tel Aviv attacks.
Former baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth ends his bid for governor leaving Arnold Schwarzenegger and Tom McClintock as the major contenders. Analysts say neither can win the recall contest while both remain in the race and polls showed weak support for Ueberroth before he quit.
A TNT laden SUV failed to reach a US intelligence facility in Irbil killing three people and wounding four Americans, including a Kurdish guard. The attacker died in the blast while reports blamed al Qaida without evidence. In Baghdad two US soldiers died in separate bombings and civilians were injured.
The Senate voted 54 45 to prevent the administration from rewriting decades old overtime rules. Labor groups say changes would hurt workers while supporters claim protections would extend to 1.3 million low earners. House backing and possible veto clash with Bush loom as negotiators pursue a Labor Department plan amid a $137.6 billion education and labor bill.
Sharon Osbourne told Barbara Walters that she packed her bags and left Ozzy for a few days while Jack entered rehab this spring as treatment beds became available. She said Ozzy continued drinking and using prescription drugs during the separation.
Carroll College senior Rey Monis known as Doctor Worm broadcast nonstop for 104.5 hours at WCCX FM aiming for a Guinness record surpassing the 103.5 hour mark set in 2001 in Stockholm. The Lombard, Illinois native started the marathon Friday at 7 30 a.m. and played rock and hip hop across 104 5.
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