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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2011
Page
12
New Boston Texas police and sheriff James Prnez said a deputy was shot at 2:30 am Monday in the courthouse. Strickland allegedly stole the sheriff's van and fled to Ashdoram Arkansas where he was later captured. The deputy's gender is not identified and it is unclear if the shooting occurred inside or outside the courthouse.
In Mullan Idaho rescuers work to reach 30 year veteran Larry Marek trapped after a cave in at the Lucky Friday mine. Hecla Mining workers have advanced four more feet in the tunnel as crews await an electrical component to operate a larger digger. A diamond drill is being used to check for an open area behind the collapse.
Japanese officials confirmed radiation levels near the Fukushima Dai ichi plant are too high for robots and workers to enter. They maintain a roadmap to stabilize the plant by year end and begin evacuations, while noting water contamination and melted fuel damage across Unit 2 and other areas.
The UN humanitarian chief said Libya pledged access to Misrata but offered no guarantee that hostilities would stop. Civilian evacuations continued as rebels and civilians disembarked in Benghazi. Human Rights Watch tallies 267 dead with higher toll expected.
Protests led by demonstrators in Cairo escalate following Sunday clashes that rights groups say left at least 12 dead. Authorities warn against reform defiance as mourners swell in central city processions while security forces confront the crowd.
Reports from Abuja indicate President Goodluck Jonathan won the election as violence erupted across northern regions. Authorities cautioned on casualties and offered no fatality figures to avoid escalating tensions.
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