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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 2007

Page

13

Drowning and murder suicide shock New Jersey town

In Montclair New Jersey Thomas Reilly 46 killed his two young daughters Megan 9 and Kelly 6 during a violent act before hanging himself authorities said The bodies were found after his estranged wife dropped off the children and police forced entry in the family home The incident is described as double murder and suicide by the deputy police chief In Los Angeles Edith Isabel Rodriguez 43 a mother of three died after collapsing in a hospital ER where regulators threaten closure if care does not improve Surveillance footage shows she was left unattended and staff failed to assist before she died.

Montclair, NJ Thomas Reilly Megan Kelly Montclair Roger Terry Reily Terry Los Angeles Edith Isabel Rodriguez Innercity Rodriguez

Space shuttle Atlantis lands at Edwards Air Force Base

Space shuttle Atlantis and its seven astronauts return safely from a two week mission to extend the international space station and bring a crew member home. The shuttle crossed the Pacific and touched down at Edwards Air Force Base in California at 12 49 p m PDT after bad weather scrubbed a Florida landing. Commander Rick Sturchow praised the return as a relief to be back on Earth.

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Army officer condemns Guantanamo CSRTs as relying on vague evidence

Lt Col Stephen Abraham, an Army reserve officer and California lawyer, says Guantanamo tribunal panels depended on generic intelligence and missing specific facts while pressured to rule against detainees. He supplied an affidavit to the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of Kuwaiti detainee Fawzi al Odah, criticizing the CSRT process as a sham.

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Iran widens crackdown as tensions rise over protests

Iran tightens control amid foreign pressure and economic woes. Reformists at Amir Kabir University face arrests since May as activists say hundreds have been rounded up nationwide. Dissenters describe a chilling effect under President Ahmadinejad while courts operate with limited protections.

Tehran Iran Mahmoud Aimmadinejad Amir Kabir University Ahmadinejad Mohammad Khatami Islamic Republic U.S

NATO Kills About 80 Insurgents in Two Afghan Battles Near Pakistan

ISAF reports about 60 insurgents killed in Bermel district Paktika near the Pakistan border after an attempted attack on Afghan and coalition forces. A separate seven hour engagement in Kandahar province left nearly 20 insurgents dead.

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North Korea signals possible shutdown of plutonium reactor

U S envoy says North Korea ready to promptly shut down a plutonium producing reactor. Assistant Secretary Hill, returning from a North Korea visit, cautions complete denuclearization will be a long, arduous process. Muslims protest Salman Rushdie knighthood outside Rogerts Park Mosque in central London.

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British Muslims protest Rushdie knighthood outside mosque

Dozens of British Muslims protested outside Regent's Park mosque condemning Salman Rushdie being knighted. They renewed calls for his death and waved a 1989 fatwa, arguing Britain defies the Islamic world by honoring an author they say insulted their religion.

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