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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2011
Page
12
Yellowstone officials named 57-year-old Brian Matayoshi of Torrance California as the man killed by a grizzly on a backcountry trail. His wife Marilyn survived after the bear charged to defend its cubs following a surprise encounter.
Catherine Greig, long by Bulger when he was captured in Santa Monica after 16 years on the run, faces a bail hearing. Prosecutors argue she is a flight risk for harboring a fugitive. defense seeks separation of her conduct from Bulger. Greig faces up to five years on the charge. Bulger pleaded not guilty to a racketeering indictment alleging involvement in 19 murders.
Massachusetts scientists report a great white tagged last summer migrated to Georgia while another moved toward the Gulf of Mexico. Five sharks were tagged by the state Division of Marine Fisheries, marking a first for Atlantic tagging before 2009.
The News Corp owned tabloid News of the World ends after public backlash over illegal methods used to expose celebrities and royals. Staff of about 200 are stunned as Rupert Murdoch's empire considers rebranding to shield its TV deal bid. James Murdoch confirms final issue.
James Murdoch announced in a staff memo that the 168 year old paper will print its last edition on Sunday with no advertising. A flood of allegations of criminal behavior at the paper including bribing police and voicemail hacking haunts News Corp plans to acquire British Sky Broadcasting. Revenue from the final issue will go to good causes.
Mexican authorities said they would continue the search for seven U S men missing since a tourist fishing boat capsized off Baja California despite the usual four day limit. The Erik sank about 60 miles south of San Felipe after a sudden storm.
Former DNC chairwoman Donna Brazile and Center for Democracy director Sarah Stephens joined a U.S. delegation visiting Alan Gross, the jailed contractor, to discuss his case and conditions.
Cuba's Supreme Court set July 22 to hear an appeal by U.S. contractor Alan Gross sentenced to 15 years for illegally importing communications equipment. The case is his final legal recourse before humanitarian or political considerations. Gross, 61, from Montgomery County Maryland, was arrested in December 2009 while working on a USAID funded democracy program.
Thousands of fans from around the world gathered in London for the premiere of the final Harry Potter film. The crowd flooded Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square as cast members led by Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint arrived amid rain and excitement. Radcliffe told fans that Harry's story would never end, saying viewers worldwide will carry the films with them for life.
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