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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2013
Page
12
Boston Fire Chief Steve Abraira resigns effective Friday after 13 of 14 deputy chiefs sign a letter to Mayor Menino criticizing his handling of the marathon bombing response. Abraira says baseless attacks and leaked letters hindered his ability to lead and defend his actions.
Caleb McGillivary, 24, known online as Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker, faced a judge in Union County jail court over the murder of 73-year-old Joseph Gally. He appeared confused about the charges and plea process, asking for elaboration and whether a private attorney could affect postponing a plea. Public defender Lorraine Stanley stated she would plead not guilty to move the case forward.
A blaze at a northeastern China poultry processing plant traps workers inside a cluttered slaughterhouse with a single exit. Survivors say exits were locked or blocked as flames spread, with many victims being women. Guo Yan described being knocked down and unable to reach a working emergency exit.
Doctors in Qusair, Syria report hundreds wounded in battle damaged homes and underground storerooms as regime forces cut off exit for three weeks. About 1,000 injured with 300 in need of evacuation, while rebels infiltrate reinforcements amid ongoing shelling near the Lebanon border.
Migrant workers from Africa gathered in an outdoor Tel Aviv square as Israel reached a deal to relocate thousands of African migrants to an unspecified country. The agreement involves sending many asylum seekers to be resettled outside Israel.
Israel has struck a pact to send thousands of African migrants to an unidentified country, a move seen as an attempt to ease a surge of about 60 000 migrants who crossed from Egypt in eight years. The plan draws debate over moral responsibility versus preserving national Jewish character amid security concerns.
A bomber targeting U S troops outside a government office in Kabul killed nine Afghan children walking home from school and two American soldiers. The attack signals a deadly new phase in the fighting season as civilian and security casualties rise amid stalled peace talks and a looming withdrawal.
Local stock roundup shows figures around 124.09 with a 1.47 uptick and 124.61 amid a 10.9 point swing. Investors watch breadth of gains across sectors as bonds and commodities hold steady.
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