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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2005

Page

22

Death at Disney World Ride Stuns Family

Agnes Bamuwamye and her 4 year old son Daudi were on the Mission Space ride when the boy became unresponsive after the ride. Paramedics revived him but he died at a hospital. An autopsy found no trauma and officials await further tests for a cause of death. The Epcot ride was briefly closed then reopened after engineers confirmed normal operation.

Lake Buena Vista Fla Agnes Bamuwamye Daudi Walt Disney World Sheri Blanton Orlando Disney World

Savannah soldier court-martialed over unearned combat pay

Conscientious objector Sgt Kevin Benderman, awaiting trial for desertion, faces larceny charges that could raise penalties from seven to 17 years after accepting 2922 in combat zone bonuses and tax breaks. Army investigator had blamed an accounting error and recommended dropping larceny. A Fort Stewart trial date has not been set.

Savannah Iraq Kevin Benderman Benderman William Cassara Fort Stewart

Minogue thanks fans as she begins cancer treatment

Kylie Minogue, after surgery in Melbourne to remove a breast lump, thanks supporters and says more treatment will occur when she returns to Europe. She notes awareness has risen among thousands of women since her diagnosis and remains upbeat about her recovery.

Melbourne Australia Kylie Minogue Europe Minogue

Jackson vows caution after acquittal in molestation case

Michael Jackson's lawyer says the pop star will be more careful and not let children in his bed, to avoid false charges, after his acquittal on all counts. Jurors voiced mixed views, with some suspecting past abuse but not proving the 2003 accusations. Mesereau called Jackson vulnerable yet unmoved in character, urging rest before public return.

Santa Maria Calif Michael Jackson Associated Press Jackson Thomas Mesereau Jr Mesereau Neverland Ranch Martin Luther King Jr Berlin Wall Nelson Mandela Susan Yu

Deadly bomb blasts rock Kirkuk and Baghdad area

A suicide belt attack outside Rafidiyan Bank in Kirkuk killed at least 23 and wounded nearly 100, amid other attacks near Baghdad and Ramadi. The Kirkuk blast occurred as Massoud Barzani was sworn in as president of the Kurdish region. An American soldier died in southern Baghdad, with total U.S. fatalities at 1,704 since 2003.

Kirkuk Iraq Rafidiyan Bank Saddam Hussein Hussein Mohammed Northern Oil Co Kan’an Baghdad Dad U.S. Army David Abrams Ramadi U.S Associated Press Massoud Barzani

Cholera outbreak in Kabul kills eight in Afghanistan

An outbreak in Kabul has killed at least eight and may have infected over 2000, with worries it could become an epidemic. Health officials dispute the tally but prepare isolation tents as authorities warn of growing spread.

Afghanistan Kabul Fred Hartman U.S. Agency For International Development

Cleric Denies Ties to Terrorist Training in Pakistan

A white bearded cleric in Rawalpindi rejects FBI claims that his 22 year old grandson Hamid Hayat received jihadist training at his Jamia Islamia madrassah. He says his grandson and son in law Umer Hayat were arrested in California and asserts they have no link to al Qaida.

Rawalpindi Pakistan FBI Qari Saeed Ur Rehman Jamia Islamia Madrassah Hamid Hayat Umer Hayat California al-Qaida Madrassah

Alligator in Napa Valley backyard triggers wildlife capture

In Napa California an escaped pet alligator three feet long wandered into a homeowner’s yard. Greg Poulter aged 68 wrestled the reptile into a dog crate and fed it dog food before handing it to Fish and Game officials who suspect it is runaway pet. In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Donna Goeppert wins two million in Lottery scratch offs.

Napa Calif Wine Country Napa Valley Greg Poulter Poulter Department of Fish and Game Bethlehem Donna Goeppert Goeppert

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