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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2006
Page
13
Norris Gaynor, 45, was beaten to death in Fort Lauderdale after a memorial service. William Ammons, 18, faces murder charges for bludgeoning Gaynor with a baseball bat and firing a paintball gun, after an initial assault charge.
In Fresno California a rural El Tejon district ended the elective Philosophy of Design course at Frazier Mountain High under a legal settlement. The course led by a minister's wife was accused of promoting creationism and violating church state separation. The district will not offer any course that promotes or endorses intelligent design.
Massachusetts high court rules an 11 year old girl beaten with a bat may be taken off ventilator and feeding tube. The ruling could prompt murder charges against her stepfather as officials seek withdrawal after doctors deem no chance of recovery.
Pakistani authorities say four or five foreign extremist actors were fatally hurt in a U.S. missile strike near Damadola, with 18 residents killed or wounded. Afghan border region officials cite possible al Qaida links as tensions with the United States rise.
The Supreme Court blocked the Bush administration from punishing Oregon doctors who aid terminally ill patients to die. In a 6-3 ruling, the court said federal drug law did not show a congressional intent to override state law, amid a Justice Kennedy led majority. The decision could influence future state actions and Congress debates on the issue.
An Al-Jazeera aired silent 20 second clip shows American journalist Jill Carroll in a white background setting. The message demands the U S free female Iraqi prisoners within 72 hours or Carroll will be killed. The tape carries no militant group claim.
Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said he wants to resume final peace talks with the Palestinians and take harsh action against West Bank squatters. The move signals bold steps in the race to replace Sharon as election front-runner. Sharon remains critically ill and comatose in hospital.
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