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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2005
Page
9
Authorities tie Joseph Edward Duncan III to the May 16 killings of a family in Coeur d’Alene while he and Shasta Greene were arrested at a Denny’s. Sheriff Wolfinger said Duncan was not a prior suspect in the family attack.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt move in Ethiopia as Jolie requests private adoption of a baby girl named Zahara Marley Jolie. State agency head Hadesh Halefom confirms paperwork accepted and that the child is less than a year old.
Times reporter Judith Miller is jailed for refusing to reveal her source in the Bush administration leak probe. Matthew Cooper cooperates after his source waives confidentiality, while Miller faces possible confinement until the grand jury ends in October.
Pentagon officials said five Americans in Iraqi custody face possible insurgent charges with no lawyers yet. One detainee, Cyrus Kar, an Iranian American filmmaker and Navy veteran, is described as unjustly imprisoned by his family and the ACLU. Detainees were captured in April, May, and June and include Iraqi Americans and a Jordanian American.
An unidentified man leaves his residence in Buguma located in Nigeria’s oil rich Niger Delta region. The report notes no further details on motive or destination.
At the Gleneagles summit leaders from the G-8 plus invited nations debated a large Africa aid package and new climate pledges. Blair urged progress while Bush tempered ambitions as Bono pressured action against poverty and warming. Protests marched outside as disputes surfaced.
Ruth Stewart aged 100 rode a Harley Davidson for a three mile downtown trip guided by Richard Ireland of Deerfield after nieces and nephews arranged the surprise. Nearly 100 relatives and Mayor Helen Johnson gathered at the Vennevol Clubhouse as she chased a faster ride with a top speed of 33 mph and a wish to hit 50 mph next time. The celebration brought community and family together in a festive birthday moment.
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