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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2011
Page
14
Alamogordo NM judge orders Greg Fultz to remove a billboard on the main thoroughfare that implies his ex girlfriend had an abortion. The ruling accompanies a protective order sought by the woman amid harassment and privacy violation claims. A domestic court official recommended removal.
The Rev. Amy DeLong of Osceola, Wisconsin, was suspended for 20 days for officiating a lesbian wedding. A Kaukauna church trial led to a 13-0 clergy jury verdict. defrocking was considered but the penalty chosen was a July 1 start of suspension.
General David Petraeus said he would resign his 37 year Army career and move to Langley to lead the CIA, departing his military staff as he joins the agency’s silent service.
The Obama administration plans to sell 30 million barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve as part of a broader response to oil disruptions linked to Libya and other MENA turmoil. The action aims to boost U.S. supply during peak driving season, though witnesses question its consumer impact and political motives.
Four Tucson shooting survivors and hospital staff reunited at University Medical Center reflecting on the Jan. 8 attack. Mary Stoddard, shot three times, thanked nurse Pat Maisch and the men who tackled the suspect as she honored those who saved lives amid the tragedy that also claimed Dory Stoddard and killed Christina Taylor Green.
In San Juan, AP reports the Defense Department appoints Army Brig. Gen. Mark Martins as chief prosecutor for military tribunal trials at Guantanamo Bay. He will lead prosecutions of detainees charged with war crimes and related offenses, replacing Navy Capt. John Murphy, who held the post since May 2009.
Four blasts hit Shiite neighborhoods in Baghdad killing at least 40 people in the worst violence there in months. An American aid specialist working to improve education in Iraq was killed in a separate attack as U.S. withdrawal plans loom and State Department personnel and contractors face postwar challenges.
A European Union official says the Greek program with its lenders adds 5.4 billion dollars in austerity. EU and IMF experts found the new package to be voted next week falls short of promised savings.
Mexico researchers lowered a small camera into an unexplored early Mayan tomb at Palenque in southern Mexico. The footage shows an intact funeral chamber, apparent offerings, and red-painted wall murals, offering new details on ancient burial practices.
Market in Review reports stocks of local interest with figures HG. and %YTD twelve month and year to date performance. The item notes market movement and overview, highlighting gains and losses among regional names.
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