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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 2007

Page

8

Riders Hanged Upside Down After Power Outage At Park

A dozen riders on the X Coaster at Springs and Crystal Falls amusement park in SPRINGS AR were stranded for about 30 minutes after a power outage. Fire department used a ladder truck to reach and rescue them from 150 feet high. Spectators cheered as riders reached ground. one passenger vomited after safety. The outage reportedly originated near the park.

Star Springs, Ark Aundrea Crary Springs & Crystal Falls Provo Hot Springs Ark

White House backs Gonzales amid no confidence vote

The White House dismissed Senate plans for a no confidence vote on Attorney General Gonzales as symbolic. Tony Snow said the outcome will not affect President Bush's resolve to keep Gonzales at the Justice Department. The Senate planned to debate a one sentence measure declaring Gonzales no longer holds the confidence of the Senate and the American people.

White House Senate Bush Alberto Gonzales Justice Department Tony Snow Gonzales Snow

Runaway teen to return to school in Connecticut

A 14 year old girl missing from Bloomfield last year was found in a West Hartford storage room. She plans to return to freshman classes on Monday to regain normalcy with her parents saying she is eager. Police investigate possible sexual assault. identities are protected.

Maksfued Conn West Hartford Bloomfield Associated Press Connecticut

Six killed in Delavan Wisconsin shooting leaves toddler wounded

In Delavan Wisconsin a home shooting killed six people and a two year old girl was found with a gunshot wound to the chest in a nearby vehicle. Police chief Tim ONeill said investigators questioned friends and relatives but released no suspect details. The toddler remained in serious condition at University of Wisconsin Hospital in Madison.

Delavan Wis Wisconsin Tim Oneill University of Wiconsin Madison O’neill O'Neill Vanessa Iverson Kay Macara Macara Vanessa 'Verson Vanessa Sarah Iverson Marco Pastrana Ambrocio Anaico Anaico

Bush welcomed warmly in Albania amid Kosovo push

President Bush drew a hero’s welcome in Albania on a eight day visit. He expressed impatience with Russia over Kosovo independence and urged sooner rather than later a declared separation. Prime Minister Berisha hailed him as Albania’s greatest guest.

Hikana Albania Bush U.S Russia Kosovo Stll Enver Hoxha Hoxha Europe Sali Berisha

Death by own action car bomb at Baghdad area bridge collapse

A vehicle bomb at Checkpoint 20 bridge six miles east of Mahmoudiya toppled a highway span, wounding several U.S. soldiers and injuring an Iraqi civilian. Armor Group International and a U.S. quick reaction force pulled trapped personnel from rubble as armored units provided cover fire. The area, called the triangle of death, saw the crossing largely closed to civilian traffic.

Mahmoudiya Iraq Baghdad U.S Amy Donald Campbell Campbell Mi «Pansins ‘Amor U.S. Amy

Journalists condemn militants using TV marked jeep in Gaza attack

Palestinian militants from Islamic Jihad and Fatah used a jeep bearing TV and Press markings to attack an Israeli border position at Gaza Israel last Friday. Four gunmen failed to capture a soldier. one attacker was killed as others fled.

Ilamic Jihad Jerusalem Ctic Gaza-Israel Islamic Jihad Mahmoud Abbas Fatah Movement Associated Press Peer Fr Bose

Sri Lankan leader pledges action over Tamil expulsion

Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickramasinghe said the government would take responsibility for expelling 376 Tamils from Colombo amid ethnic conflict. Police said 186 were returned to Colombo and others began returning home as rights groups and donors condemned the move.

Lolumby Lana Ary Sri Lanka United States Colombo Ratnasiri Wickramanayake

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