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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2013
Page
7
A building under demolition on Market Street in Philadelphia collapsed at 10:45 a.m., killing a 35 year old woman and injuring at least 13 others. Rescuers pulled a second survivor from the rubble as crews and mayoral officials investigated the safety and monitoring of the site.
The first named Atlantic storm Andrea formed over the Gulf of Mexico with winds near 40 mph. A tropical storm warning was issued for Florida west coast from Boca Grande to south of Tallahassee as Andrea heads north at about 3 mph and toward the Florida Big Bend then Georgia and South Carolina.
The Oregon Senate approved a bill requiring schools to notify students, parents and the state Board of Education before using radio frequency tracking technology to monitor student location on campus via implantable ID cards or clothing tags, a move aimed at possible attendance replacement.
Duluth woman Trish Staine 33 learns she is pregnant during ER visit for back pain after two hours of training for Garry Bjorklund half marathon. She gives birth to a 6 lb 6 oz girl, 18.9 inches, on Monday at 3:25 p.m. The couple has other children. husband shocked but joking.
The NRA launches a Kansas driven limit on using state funds to lobby over gun control. Critics warn the measure could restrict debate and give government tighter control over messages from universities agencies and others. It bans state funded publicity materials and takes effect next month.
Churches in Atlanta, Idaho and other areas cut ties with the Boy Scouts after the BSA allowed openly gay youth. The defection is not yet mass but could grow after the Southern Baptist Convention meeting in Houston where leaders may urge affiliated churches to end sponsorships.
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