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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2003
Page
13
A small private plane crashed into a three story Los Angeles Fairfax district building, killing four and injuring seven on the ground. Two more bodies were found in the burned wreckage as investigators and coroner staff sought to confirm if the remains were residents or passengers.
Explosions and heavy gunfire rocked Liberia's capital as President Charles Taylor's forces battled rebels pressing on the city. Civilians fled western suburbs, sought sanctuary at the U.S. Embassy, and Taylor vowed Monrovia would not fall while directing defenses.
Villagers near the DMZ fear exposure as United States forces plan to move south from the border area. They note Washington's deterring role, while residents like 71 year old Kim Yong shin in Uijongbu worry about defending the 155 mile frontier and rely on ongoing drills and economic strength.
A United Nations nuclear agency team inspected Iraqs Tuwaitha facility amid looting and missing uranium. American officials and Marines watched as IAEA staff walked the grounds and entered rooms containing uranium and radioactive sources.
An 18 year old suspect Devon Daniel Moore grabbed a police gun during booking at the Fayette Alabama station and opened fire early Saturday killing two officers Cpl James Crump Officer Arnold Strickland and dispatcher Ace Mealer before fleeing in a police car. The cruiser was spotted about 10 miles beyond the state line in Mississippi and the driver arrested. Moore will be charged with capital murder.
Los Angeles actor Tom Sizemore pleads innocent to 16 misdemeanor counts including hitting and harassment of ex-fiancee Heidi Fleiss and is formally served a protective order barring contact. He faces up to 18 years if convicted, with bail set at 100000, and a June 24 court date.
Costa Mesa and Madison reports note JWC Environmental warns that flushing fish down drains doesn’t reach the ocean as shown in Finding Nemo. The firm explains drain pipes feed through shredding pumps and chlorine disinfection, making survival improbable. A separate item details George Stauffer selling a Sputnik on his site for 39000 dollars, with NASA friend and Oshkosh display.
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