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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 2006

Page

9

Crystal Cathedral names Robert A. Schuller senior pastor

In Garden Grove California the Crystal Cathedral installed Robert A. Schuller age 51 as senior pastor succeeding his father Robert H. Schuller age 79. Elder Schuller remains on pulpit and Hour of Power. Wesley Granberg-Michaelson presided and named the elder founding pastor.

Garden Grove Calif Crystal Cathedral Robert A. Schuller Robert H. Schuller Schuller Orange County Hour of Power Wesley Granberg-Michaelson The Reformed Church In America Elder Schuller Granberg-Michaelson Donna

Gas prices rise three cents nationwide in latest survey

The Lunberg Survey reports a national average of 2.36 per gallon for all grades, with self-serve regular at 2.33. Prices have climbed about 20 cents since December and are 45 cents higher than a year ago amid geopolitical tensions and oil-market unrest.

Camarillo Calif Trilby Lundberg Lundberg Iran Nigeria

Calls for mine safety overhaul gain momentum after deaths

West Virginia leaders labor unions and lawmakers press for tougher mine safety rules after two miners died at Alma No. 1 mine and a January Sago explosion killed 12. Gov. Manchin seeks legislation by Monday while UMWA and NMA call for stricter enforcement and new safety initiatives. Senate hearings on mine safety planned as 2005 deaths fall to record lows.

Charleston W.va West Virginia Aracama Coal Alma No. 1 Melville Joe Manchin Manchin Associated Press National Mining Association United Mine Workers of America Carol Raulston Washington Don I. Bragg Ellery “Elvis” Hatfield Alma Sago Senate Appropriations Mike Enzi R-Wyo Senate Health Education Labor and Pensions Committee

Contaminated Water at Iraqi Camp Taints U S Troop Civilian Base

Investigators allege Halliburton and its KBR unit failed to inform Camp Junction City residents in Ramadi about untreated water from the Euphrates. A July 15 2005 memo cites water roughly twice the usual contamination level. Halliburton disputes the claims while noting a current on site treatment plant.

Washington, D.C U.S Iraq Halliburton Dick Cheney Camp Junction City Ramadi William Granger KBR Kuwait Euphrates Granger Associated Press Senate Democrats Ben Carter Cedar City Utah Ken May Louisville Melissa Norcross

Sympathy for al Qaida Surges After U S Airstrike

Residents in Damadola Pakistan react with anger and protests after a U S airstrike reportedly targeting al Qaida misses the group. Demonstrators condemn the attack while authorities keep a low profile amid tensions with Islamabad.

al-Qaida U.S Damacola United States Osama bin Laden Pakistan Ayman al-Zawahri

Kosovo mourns Rugova as nation seeks independence

Tens of thousands of ethnic Albanians gather at Ibrahim Rugova’s residence in Pristina to mourn the late president. Kosovo lawmakers pause for a minute of silence, pledge to pursue independence, as flags fly at half staff and talks on final status are delayed. Rugova died at 61 from lung cancer after September diagnosis.

Kosovo Pristina Serbia-Montenegro Ibrahim Rugova Serbia Rugova U.N

Nigerian militants vow freeing four foreign hostages

Militants holding four foreigners American, British, Bulgarian, and Honduran near a Shell oil field said they would release the captives soon. The group has attacked Nigeria’s oil industry, cutting production by about 10 percent, and claimed by the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta. Morales sworn in as Bolivia's president and pledges to lift indigenous majority from poverty and discrimination.

Lagos Nigeria Associated Press Movement For the Emancipation of the People of Niger Delta LA Paz Bolivia Evo Morales Morales U.S

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