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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 2007

Page

12

Suspect in wife's dismemberment found

Suspect Stephen Grant, sought in the presumed killing and dismembering of his wife, was found hiding under a fallen tree in Wilderness State Park in Michigan after a frostbitten night. He was captured about 225 miles north of Detroit, in stable condition with frostbite and hypothermia, wearing only light clothing. Authorities say he abandoned a truck and walked out in the cold and did not resist.

Harbor Springs Mich Stephen Grant Detroit Grant Wilderness State Park Michigan Lower Peninsula Emmet Pete Wallin Wallin

Bush to Seek Ethanol Alliance With Brazil in Latin Visit

President Bush tours Latin America and eyes a Friday agreement with Brazil's Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to set standards for ethanol and promote sugar cane based production in Central America and the Caribbean. The plan aims to turn ethanol into an internationally traded commodity as Brazil emerges a renewable energy leader.

Sao Paulo Brazil Bush Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Central America Caribbean

Remains of king may be moved from U S

Yugoslavia's last monarch King Peter I lies in a church near Chicago while his son Crown Prince Alexander plans to move the remains back to Serbia. The prince spoke from Belgrade saying the plan is to bring him home.

Libertyville Ill Yugoslavia Chicago Peter I St. Sava Alexander Belgrade

Wounded Afghans claim U.S. forces fired on civilians

In Barikaw Afghanistan a explosives laden minivan struck a Marines convoy and militants fired on them. Afghan civilians say the Americans opened fire as they fled wounding and killing bystanders. U.S. officials cite possible militant fire as the cause.

U.S Barikaw Afghanistan Interior Ministry Mohammad Khan Katawazi Shinwar Nangarhar Ahmed Najib David Accetta Human Rights Watch NATO Associated Press

Clinton Obama honor civil rights figures in Selma visit

In Selma Alabama Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton walked with civil rights activists once attacked on Bloody Sunday the 1965 voting rights march. Obama cited marching for freedom while Clinton spotlighted the Voting Rights Act and Selma’s place in the campaign.

Selma Ala Barack Obama Hillary Clinton White House Clinton Obama Brown Chapel Ame Sen New Mexico Bill Richardson

NAACP President Gordon resigns after 19 months

Bruce S. Gordon quits the NAACP after 19 months citing board surgery style clashes and future direction pressure. Dennis Hayes expected to serve as interim president with past interim roles noted. Gordon said alignment between board and CEO is essential and cited ongoing tensions at the organization.

New York NAACP Bruce S$. Gordon Associated Press Gordon Los Angeles Naacp Image Awards Dennis C. Hayes National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Hayes Kweisi Mfume Ing New York City

Iraqi forces advance in Sadr City as security clampdown expands

U S and Iraqi troops sweep Baghdad’s Sadr City with little resistance as part of a security drive to clear militants from the capital. A raid outside Baghdad uncovered a suspected Sunni torture site and rescued two captives spared by a broken video camera. The operation marks a major milestone in the three week Baghdad crackdown.

Baghdad Iraq U.S Sadr

Haradinaj Tries War Crimes Case in The Hague

Ramush Haradinaj once a nightclub bouncer and guerrilla chief faces a war crimes trial in The Hague. He and two co defendants are accused of ethnic cleansing against Serbs and deny the charges as Kosovars rally behind him.

Hague Netherlands Ramush Haradinaj Kosovo U.N Haradinaj Idriz Balaj Lahi Brahimaj Agim Ceku Ceka

Naked Sunday draws media as Dutch gym invites nude workout

In Heteren Netherlands a Dutch gym hosts Naked Sunday inviting men to exercise nude. About a dozen middle aged and elderly participants show up while dozens of journalists photograph film and interview them. The event draws inquiries from Russia and Australia but turnout among nudists remains light.

Heteren Netherlands Patrick de Man Russia Australia Amsterdam

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