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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2003
Page
9
Kenyan police investigators sprint toward a helicopter at the Mount Kenya crash site, as searchers assess the scene in the wake of the air disaster captured by an AP photographer.
Dr. George Brumley of Atlanta and his wife son daughters and grandchildren were killed when their plane crashed on Mount Kenya during a return trip. Brumley, a physician and philanthropist, had recently spoken of sharing Africa's wonders with his family after a Mount Kilimanjaro expedition.
Martha Stewart's legal team asked U.S. District Judge Miriam Cedarbaum to order an investigation into leaks of indictment details to the media before grand jury charges were filed. The judge was cautious but open to considering the request. The same report linked to Tony Blair's communications and David Kelly's death intensifying scrutiny of government claims on Iraqi weapons.
The government probes an alleged defect on the Dodge Durango linked to loss of control. NHTSA records show four drivers reported front suspension failures from an upper ball joint, with two cases where front wheels separated and two where the front suspension collapsed. No injuries were reported.
Federal officials warned Monday that stealing identities and credit card numbers through bogus emails and fake Web sites that mimic legitimate companies is an increasing problem on the Internet.
Saudi authorities arrested 16 terror suspects and unearthed a 20 ton cache of bomb making chemicals detona tors rockets and rifles. Police also recovered night vision goggles cameras vests passports and forged IDs while tractors unearthed buried explosives at farms and rest houses near Riyadh and in the Eastern Province.
In northern Baghdad a U S soldier and an Iraqi translator were wounded as insurgents used radio controlled roadside devices. The attack follows multiple similar incidents as Gen Abizaid plans an Iraqi civil defense force of about 7 000 men to patrol with U S troops.
Russell Crowe confirms Danielle Spencer is 14 weeks pregnant with their first child due in January. The couple wed April 7 at Nana Glen near Coffs Harbour, Australia. In New York Kate Hudson also reveals pregnancy ahead of maternity shopping and film plans with Naomi Watts.
A 200 pound three foot statue of Humpty Dumpty valued at $20,000 vanished from a downtown display in Colorado Springs. The piece by Kimber Feibiger was one of 19 outdoor works and was not bolted securely, prompting speculation it may resurface in a fringe venue.
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