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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2012
Page
7
Joyce Hardin Garrard 46 and Jessica Mae Hardin 27, grandmother and stepmother of a 9 year old girl, are charged with murder after witnesses said the girl was forced to run for three hours as punishment for lying. They are jailed.
Jessica Mae Hardin 27, under guard at a hospital after giving birth hours after her arrest in the death of Savannah Hardin. Authorities say the 9-year-old was forced to run for three hours as punishment for lying about eating a candy bar. Hardin and her mother-in-law Joyce Hardin Garrard 46 were charged with murder.
A collision killed seven Marines in a training crash near the Chocolate Mountains on the California Arizona border. The AH-1 W Cobra and UH-1 Huey went down during a routine exercise with clear skies and mild weather. No survivors were found as investigators search for the cause.
An Alabama judge acquitted Gabe Watson of murdering his wife Tina Watson during a 2003 Australia dive trip. The ruling found prosecutors did not prove intentional murder for life insurance, though Watson had served 18 months in Australia for negligent manslaughter.
Medics in Homs treat injuries with clothing thread while residents brave sniper fire for bread and canned food. The city suffers inch by inch destruction as government forces press attacks and calls grow for humanitarian corridors and cease fire to allow aid.
Gasoline prices near four dollars a gallon burden President Obama as Republicans sharpen attacks. In Miami he argued for expanding domestic oil and gas exploration while urging investment in new energy forms to meet the nation’s energy challenges.
Bombs and shootings rocked 12 Iraqi cities in a daylong wave of violence killing at least 55 and wounding more than 225. The attacks, two months after the American pullout, aimed to show instability as Iraqi forces take the lead in public safety. In Musayyib a car bomb near an elementary school killed three and wounded 73, many of them students.
In Beijing the United States and North Korea begin a second day of discussions on restarting disarmament in exchange for aid. U S envoy Glyn Davies described talks as substantive and serious as Kim Kye Gwan and Davies met for nearly six hours.
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