Mandela inspires notes as supporters rally in Pretoria
South Africans and others flood two makeshift shrines with messages, paintings, candles, and flowers for Nelson Mandela while officials say he remains in critical but stable condition in a Pretoria hospital. The nation, decades after apartheid, grapples with reconciliation and higher expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
Mandela
Houghton
Johannesburg
Mediclinic Heart Hospital
Dispute Over Sandy Hook Fund Divides Newtown Families
In Newtown families question how three hundred million dollars from the Sandy Hook fund should be distributed among slain students families witnesses and the wider community as the largest charity weighs allocations and the process faces scrutiny. In Milwaukee Archbishop Dolan won Vatican approval to move fifty seven million dollars from a cemetery fund to a trust as the archdiocese faced bankruptcy amid clergy abuse claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Sandy Hook
Newtown
Milwaukee
Timothy Dolan
Vatican
Dolan
Egypt Military Threatens Takeover Over Morsi Standoff
Egypt's military warned it would intervene if President Mohammed Morsi does not meet the people's demands giving two days for an agreement. Hundreds of thousands rallied as helicopters hovered over Cairo's Tahrir Square and protesters called for Morsi to step down and urged the army to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Morsi
Tahrir Square
U S official criticizes Hezbollah role in Syria
Deputy Secretary of State William Burns denounced Hezbollah for backing Iran and Syria in the Syrian civil war. Sunni rebels vowed to liberate two Shiite villages near Qusair after Hezbollah aided Assad’s victory, as government forces pressed offensives in Homs and beyond with artillery, tanks, and warplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
U.S
Hezbollah
Iran
Syria
Bashar Assad
William Burns
Assad
Qusair
Homs
U.S. conservatives praise Russia’s anti gay rights crackdown
American activists and lawmakers express support for Russia’s new law penalizing gay pride events and information on homosexuality for minors. Austin Ruse of the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute advocates alignment, planning UN accreditation efforts and summer meetings with Russian officials. Peter LaBarbera also commends Russia’s stance on homosexual activism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
U.S
Vladimir Putin
Austin Ruse
Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute
Ruse
United Nations
Peter LaBarbera
Americans For Truth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Il Secon
Adidibes
Themba
Hadebe
Seth Wenig
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Hirstace
Henry Tam, MD
Edgefield Ave
Aiken
Familymedcenters.com
el-Sissi
Nile Delta
Mahalla el-Kubra
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi
Aikenstandard.com
At&t Inc
AbtLabs
AlcateiLuc
Altria
AmExp BP PLC
Boeing
Brmys
CBS B
Oracle
TKR
Cisco
Coca Colas KO
ConAgra Cag
Dell Inc
DELL
Disney
DukeEars Duk
ExxonMbl Xom
Fctzba Fcnca
Fordm
Harleyd Hog
Hershey Hsy
Hewlettp Hpq
Intel Intc
JohnJn Mnj
Kennamt Kmt
Kimbalk Kmb
LillyEli Lly
Lowes Low
MeadWvco
Merck Mrk
Microsoft Msft
NorflkSo Nsc
Nucor ME
CRCL
PEP
PepsiCo
Pfizer Pfe
PhilipMor
Roydshila
Scana Scg
SearsHidgs Shld
SouthnCo
Synovus Snv
Textron
Pat Roberts
Aikense.com
Woopside-Aiken Realty
Atrol, LLC
Jed Alexander
Tom Young
Allstate.com
Allstate
Auto Home Life Retirement
Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Company
Northbrook
Illinois
Allstate Insurance Company
the Market In Review
Dow Jones
Dow Trans
DOW Util
NYSE
Nasdaq
S&p
Wilshire
Russell
Alikiein
Fiea
Morgan Stanley
Chip Marvin
the Alley Aiken
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC
SIPC
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!