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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2007
Page
9
A twin engine plane carrying six medical crew members and a donor organ crashed into Lake Michigan near Ann Arbor on Monday. All six aboard died before reaching the patient on the operating table, creating a potential seventh casualty as the critically ill recipient awaits the procedure.
Virginia Tech announced Norris Hall will reopen June 18 for engineering offices and labs after healing the building’s scars from the killing spree. Classes will not resume there, as officials aim to avoid classrooms due to the bloodshed’s memory. The campus fence was removed as part of the reopening.
In Manchester the Republican White House contenders leveled sharp criticism at President Bush over Iraq policy immigration and diplomacy. John McCain Mitt Romney Duncan Hunter and Tom Tancredo urged tougher border measures and warned Bush risks and political standing as they pressed for change during the two hour debate.
Ex White House aide Scooter Libby received a 2 1/2 year prison term for lying and obstructing the CIA leak investigation. Judge Reggie Walton rejected probation. Special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald urged a firm sentence while Libby denied wrongdoing. President Bush voiced remorse for the Libby family as the case tested White House credibility.
Cyclone Goa, strongest to threaten the Arabian Peninsula in six decades, swept into Omani towns Sur and Ra's al-Hadd with winds up to 106 mph and heavy rains. Civil Defense said the storm moved along the eastern coast while Iran and oil-rich regions awaited impact. No immediate damage reports were confirmed as officials monitored the situation.
Iran says its nuclear program cannot be stopped and warns that Western attempts to halt uranium enrichment resemble "playing with the lion's tail." Berlin reports no progress in talks with Iran's top nuclear negotiator as the G8 summit looms, while the U.N. Security Council considers a third sanctions package. Britain suggests oil and gas investment curbs against Iran's nuclear and weapons programs.
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