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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 2009

Page

9

Secret Service chief calls White House breach aberration

Mark Sullivan said security breach at the White House state dinner was an aberration and Obama was not at risk. Three uniformed officers were placed on administrative leave. In Washington, Ingmar Guandique faces a new superseding indictment charging obstruction of justice and witness threats in Chandra Levy case. He remains charged with murder and other counts and has pleaded not guilty.

Washington, D.C Secret Service White House Barack Obama Mark Sullivan Chandra Levy Washington D.C Ingmar Guandique Guandique Levy

Karzai signals readiness to talk with Taliban for peace

Afghan President Hamid Karzai said he is willing to talk with Taliban chief Mullah Omar if backed by the United States and international partners. He emphasized dialogue as essential to end the insurgency and welcomed Obama's openness to engaging Taliban members who renounce violence.

Kabul Hamid Karzai Taliban United States Karzai Mullah Omar Bush Barack Obama U.S Obama Afghanistan

Graduation attack in Mogadishu kills 22 including ministers

A male bomber dressed as a woman attacked a graduation ceremony in central Mogadishu under government control. The blast killed 22 people, including three cabinet ministers, doctors, and medical students, and wounded many others.

Mogadishu Somalia

Irish nuns offer record $193 million for abuse compensation

The Sisters of Mercy proposed paying 193.5 million to victims, government and charities to compensate decades of abuse in schools and orphanages run by Catholic orders in Ireland from the 19th century to the 1990s.

Dublin Sisters of Mercy Irish Education Department Ireland

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