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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 2007

Page

9

Senate panel probes Gonzales testimony on warrantless spying

Senate Judiciary Chair Patrick Leahy warned Attorney General Gonzales to clear up contradictions in his sworn remarks about warrantless surveillance or risk a push toward a special prosecutor. He pledged to work with the Bush administration to modernize intelligence monitoring laws. In North Dakota, Beth Brevik won 1000 in a text contest at the state fair while Kevin Taylor missed the punctuation and took 200. Brevik, 32, of Minot, and Taylor, 30, of Minneapolis, outpaced 38 entrants in a contest inspired by New York events.

LAP Alberto Gonsales Senate Judiciary Committee Patrick Leahy D-V Congress Leahy Bush Administration Beth Brevik Kevin Taylor North Dakota State Fair Minot N.D Minoi Minneapols North Dakota Brevik Taylor New York

Pa man survives second lightning strike at Hamlin festival

Don Frick survived a second lightning strike at Hamlin's Ole Tyme Day festival while seeking shelter in a shed with six others. The strike caused minor injuries and a bummed zipper, with Frick noting he is lucky to be alive.

Hamlin Stgmaanys Don Frick Frick Associated Press Ugh

Locks on classroom doors could save lives in rampages

Experts argue interior door locks would add crucial protection after Virginia Tech. Students like Derek O'Dell describe barricading Room 207 with a sneaker and bodies as Seung-Hui Cho attacked. Safety consultants say simple, affordable locks costing up to a few hundred dollars can provide a critical safeguard beyond cameras.

Blacksburg Derek O'Dell Derek Seung-Hui Cho Virginia ‘Tech Norris Hall Virginia Tech Michael Dorn O'Dell Cho University Denver Robert Siciliano PublicSchoolSecurity.com

Cities seek civil suits to curb gangs nationwide

Fort Worth and San Francisco join nationwide civil injunctions aimed at disrupting gang activity by banning members from gatherings in certain areas and limiting contact with others. Prosecutors call it a proactive tool, while critics warn of civil liberty harms and dubious effectiveness.

Fort Worth Texas Gaia San Francisco Kevin Rousseau Tarrant County

Abe faces major loss as Japan ruling party voters punished

Exit polls show Liberal Democratic Party and coalition losing a large number of upper house seats, with the opposition Democratic Party gaining. Prime Minister Abe says no plan to resign and vows not to call snap elections, while political gridlock looms amid scandals.

Fokyo Shinzo ‘Abe Abe Sai Liberal Democratic Party Japan Kyodo Hidenao Nakagawa Tokyo NTV New Komei Party Democratic Any of Aloss Abe Junichiro Koizumi

Iraqis celebrate Asia Cup victory with national pride

Tens of thousands across Iraq pour into streets from the south to the Kurdish north after the national team beats Saudi Arabia 1 0 to win the Asian Cup. Chants of Long live Iraq ring out as revelers wave flags and posters, with many displaying the flag on their chests.

Baghdad Shire Asia Iraq Saudi Arabia Iraqiya Television

Concerns surface over Russian flight safety

In Moscow a storm and a fatal Tupolev crash highlight Russia's unsafe aviation record. Pilot error blamed for Pulkovo Flight 612, while advocates cite under-trained pilots, weak regulation, and cost cutting. Last year Russia and former Soviet states had the worst global air safety rates with 466 deaths. Tropical Storm Usagi forms southeast of Tokyo with 40 mph winds.

Moscow Ivan Korogodin Pulkovo Airlines Black Sea Anapa St Petersburg Russia Soviet Republics International Transport Association Interational Civil Aviation Organization

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