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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2010

Page

10

Former FEMA worker and cousin charged in Katrina relief theft

Lashon da Booker and her cousin Peggy Hilton are accused of conspiring to steal over 721000 in Hurricane Katrina relief funds in Mississippi. Booker allegedly used a government database to obtain victim information for fraud.

Jackson, Miss Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Lashonda Booker Peggy Hilton Mississippi Booker

Newark plane lands with belly flop praised by union

The Air Line Pilots Association says the pilots and crew did everything right as 48 passengers and five employees evacuated the Airbus A319 at Newark Liberty International Airport after a belly flop landing. The union calls the evacuation safe and sound.

Newark N.J Newark Liberty International Airport Herb Hunter Air Line Pilots Association

North Korea Proposes Peace Treaty to End Korean War

North Korea proposed signing a peace treaty this year to formally end the Korean War to bolster its stance ahead of talks on denuclearization. Washington seeks better human rights progress and sanctions relief before normalization. The war remains technically ongoing as a truce ended hostilities in 1953.

Seoul South Korea North Korea Washington U.S Pyongyang

Election worker killed and another kidnapped in Iraq

An Iraqi election official said over the last two weeks one election worker was killed and another kidnapped as March 7 parliamentary polls approach. The victims were believed targeted for their work with the Independent High Electoral Commission.

Baghdad Hamdin al-Hussaini Independent High Electoral Commission The Election Commission

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