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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 2006

Page

14

Excommunicated Archbishop Ordains Married Priests in NY Church

Excommunicated Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo ordained two married men as priests at Trinity Reformed Church in West New York. Raymond A. Grosswirth of Rochester and Dominic Riccio of Newark were installed amid media presence as Milingo urged them to practice what they preach.

West New York Vatican Trinity Reformed Church Raymond A. Grosswirth Rochester N.Y Dominic Riccio Newark Emmanuel Milingo Milingg Grosswirth Riccio

NYC child agency adds staff to handle workload

In the year after 7 year old Nixzmary Brown was found beaten to death in a rodent infested room, the Administration for Children's Services expanded staffing and case tracking while reporting a 33 percent rise in abuse and neglect referrals to about 64 000. Commissioner John Mattingly said the surge is unlike any in the country and every report has to be investigated. Several agencies knew the home conditions before her death and some ACS employees were suspended for not acting decisively. Her stepfather Cesar Rodriguez and mother Nixzaliz Santiago face murder and manslaughter charges and have pleaded not guilty.

NEW York Administration For Children’s Service 6 John Mattingly Nixzmary Brown Child Welfare Agency

Pinochet Dies at 91 Ending Tumultuous Dictatorship Era

Former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet died at 91 in Santiago, a week after a heart attack, ending a decades long push to hold him accountable for human rights abuses. Crowds celebrated with cheers and tears as clashes between police and protesters erupted outside the hospital.

Augusto Pinochet Santiago Chile Pinochet Salvador Allende U.S Latin America South America Santiago Military Hospital Hugo Gutierrez

Discovery heat shield inspected after first night shuttle launch

NASA managers report Discovery in good health after an initial heat shield check. Engineers will rule out damage in two days while reviewing foam debris, ice shedding, radar readings, and potential wing edge sensor data from the first night launch in four years.

Houston Discovery NASA Tony Ceccacci Shuttle John Shannon Shannon

Karzai laments Afghan children dying amid NATO bombings

Afghan President Hamid Karzai tearfully condemned killings of children by NATO and U S bombs and by terrorist groups from Pakistan. He described the violence as cruelty at the highest level and cited a record year of insurgency deaths, while NATO troops were shot at in Zabul province.

U.S Xabul Afghanistan Hamid Karzai NATO Pakistan Karzai Coalition Ater Khaleeq ‘Ahimed

Iraqi Leaders Reject Iraq Study Group Recommendations

Iraqi President Jalal Talabani criticized the Iraq Study Group report during a Baghdad interview saying its call to boost U.S. troops training of Iraqi forces would violate Iraqi sovereignty. He asserted the plan would undermine the people of Iraq and shift control away from Baghdad.

Baghdad Traq U.S Iraq Jalal Talabani

Radiation found at spy contact's Hamburg apartment

Polonium-210 traces detected at the Hamburg apartment of a contact linked to the late ex spy Alexander Litvinenko. Investigators say the substance was found on a couch used by Dmitry Kovtun before he traveled to London for the Litvinenko meeting on November 1.

Hamburg Germany Alexander Litvinenko London Dmitry Kovtun Litvienko Gerald Kirchner Federal Radiation Protection Agency Kovtun Stamburg Moscow Ovtun Litvinenko Millennium Hotel

Nine die in Siberian clinic fire

Nine patients perished in a Taiga Siberia psychiatric clinic fire just after midnight with about 200 evacuated and 15 hospitalized. Officials said staff tried to fight the blaze themselves and reported it 11/2 hours after it began.

Moscow Siberia Russia United States Taiga Valery Korchagin Mergency Situations Ministry Korchagin Associated Press

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