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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 2004

Page

10

Diversion of Moroccan bound airliner investigated in Bangor

Federal officials probe what triggered the Bangor diverted Royal Air Maroc jet from New York to Casablanca. A male passenger phoned home claiming he would blow up the flight. no terrorist threat was found. Ghias charged with false statements. another man detained during deportation.

Bangor Maine FBI Ross Rice Royal Air Maroc New York Yolanda Clark Transportation Security Administration Casablanca Sion Zubair Ali Ghias Gail Marcinkiewicz Chicago Ghias al-Qaida Morocco Wayne Hedrick Immigration Cus Toms Enforcement Ahmed Bhiksi United States Paula Grenier Bhiksi Grenier James Owens

Missing Hargon family sought after Valentine disappearance

Bloodhounds aircraft and FBI scoured a rural Mississippi woodlot for Michael Rebecca and James Patrick Hargon missing since February 14. Investigators found no forced entry or robbery signs. rings left behind as searchers probe roadsides and woods for clues amid a $25,000 reward.

Hargon Vaughan Miss Michael Rebecca Hargon James Patrick FBI Mississippi Jackson Jewel Moore Bill Hirtz Poplar Bluff Hargons James Michael Hargon National Center For Missing and Exploited Children Joe Canfield Hargens Hirtz

Shuttle Rescue Plans Prompt Return To Flight In 2005

NASA details fixes after the Columbia disaster and outlines a rescue strategy for the next two shuttle flights. Discovery will fly first as early as March 2005 after X raying the rudder speed brake machinery. Atlantis may serve as a rescue ship with standby crews of three or four astronauts.

Columbia Texas NASA Space Agency Readdy Discovery Atlantis Earth International Space Station

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