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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2005

Page

7

Mother shot son to protect him from attacking pit bulls

Maureen Faibish testified she ordered 12 year old Nicholas to basement during errands on June 3 as one or both dogs, Rex and Ella, attacked. She shot her son to protect him amid blood and severe head injuries. no charges filed despite police inquiry.

San Francisco Maureen Fairish Nicholas Rex Ella Faibish

Milwaukee Ridge subdivision aims for stricter buyer checks

In Lubbock Texas AP report three partners launch Milwaukee Ridge on city outskirts requiring buyers pass criminal background checks and banning convicted sex offenders. Developer Clayton Isom cites Florida cases involving Jessica Lunsford and Sarah Lunde as inspiration for the policy.

Lubbock Sarah Lunde Isom

Cheney affirms no plan to close Guantanamo Bay prison

Vice President Cheney states there are no plans to shutter the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. He calls detainees dangerous terrorists captured in Afghanistan or linked to al Qaida, while critics urge closure over alleged abuse and rights concerns.

Cheney Guantanamo Bay Prison Washington, D.C Dick Cheney U.S Guantanamo Bay Guantanamo Afghanistan al-Qaida Fox News Channel Hannity & Colmes Bush Cuba

Iran hit by coordinated bomb blasts killing nine in Tehran and Ahvaz

Bombs struck government buildings in Tehran and Ahvaz killing at least nine people. Authorities blamed Saddam Hussein era Baathists and Islamic state links while security forces detained a suspect. Iran faces presidential elections soon and regional tensions rise.

Tehran Iran Security Service Saddam Hussein Ahvaz Khuzestan Iraq

Mandela and stars press action on AIDS at Arctic benefit

Nelson Mandela led a 50 plus international lineup at the 46664 Arctic Concert in Tromsoe urging global leaders to fund AIDS response and poverty relief. Mandela, 86, spoke to about 18 000 as artists like Peter Gabriel Annie Lennox Robert Plant and Razorlight joined the event.

Tromsoe Norway Nelson Mandela Mandela Arctic Peter Gabriel Annie Lennox Robert Plant Brian May Angelique Kidjo Razorlight South Afrcan Africa

Baghdad death toll tops 1700 as Iraq sees sectarian violence

The military reports four more U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq pushing the death toll past 1700. Police uncover 28 bullet-riddled bodies, many Sunni Arabs, buried or dumped in Baghdad streets as Shiite-led talks seek disarmament and a campaign of violence continues.

Baghdad U.S Iraq Ibrahim al- Jaafari

Arubans Pray With Family Of Missing Teen

Islanders and tourists attended church services to pray for Natalee Holloway, an 18 year old Alabama honors student. Defense lawyers for two men held in connection with her disappearance said there is insufficient evidence to keep them in custody as prosecutors withheld confirmation of a police statement.

Oranjestad Aruba Alabama Natalee Holloway

Austrian Finance Minister In Paris Kiss Sparks Brief Scandal

Austria's 36 year old finance minister Karl-Heinz Grasser sued News over photos showing him kissing crystal heiress Fiona Swarovski at a Paris airport while he was engaged to Natalia Corrales-Diez, a former ministry intern. The episode echoes celebrity driven politics and miniscule scandals shaping campaigns in Austria.

Vienna Austria Fiona Swarovski Paris Karl-Heinz Grasser News California Arnold Schwarzenegger Peter Fitzmaier University of Klagenfurt Schwarzenegger Grasser Swarovski Natalia Corrales-Diez Ministry

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