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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2013
Page
12
Ari el Castro, 52, of Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to murder, kidnapping and rape in an indictment charging more than 300 counts. He allegedly held three women captive for a decade, including starving and punching a pregnant woman until she miscarried. Castro was arraigned Wednesday. bond set at 8 million dollars.
Authorities in El Paso County fear the Black Forest wildfire could reach around 100 houses destroyed as winds drive spread. Sheriff Terry Maketa cautions those who stayed behind risked their lives, while no missing persons are reported yet.
Thousands of lawyers in Ankara and Istanbul protested police actions amid Turkey s largest anti government demonstrations in years. They accused officers of rough treatment of colleagues and called for judicial protections as clashes continued in Taksim Square.
In a rare move Prime Minister Antonis Samaras ends ERT operations firing 2500 staff. TV and radio signals go dark drawing general strikes from unions and protests outside ERT HQ near Athens. Journalists keep a live Internet broadcast as pressure grows.
Nelson Mandela, 94, responding better to treatment for a recurring lung infection after a difficult period. President Jacob Zuma said Mandela made progress as he remained hospitalized in Pretoria for a fifth day, with family visits noted and the 1964 life sentence anniversary observed.
South Korea said the planned two day high level talks with North Korea were canceled a day before due to disagreement on delegation leaders. North Korea indicated it would not send officials to Seoul citing changes to the South's delegation head. Kim Hyung Suk of the Unification Ministry announced the decision.
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