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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 2000

Page

10

Lagos sworn in as Chile's first socialist president in decades

Ricardo Lagos, 62, sworn in as Chile's new socialist leader at Congress in Valparaiso port city, pledging to strengthen democracy and curb the loyal military while expanding poverty relief. He travels to Concepcion to rally support, promising no province left behind in development.

Yalpanaiou Unule Ricardo Lagos Chile Lagos Augusto Pinochet Congress Europe Americas Concepcion Chere

Mass graves emerge in Guatemala war excavation scene

In Chuguexa II-B Guatemala after 18 years bones of victims rise from a shallow well. Fredi Peccerelli of the Forensic Anthropology Foundation leads the steady uncovering of 14th to 16th victims and an eight day old baby. About 200000 Guatemalans died or disappeared during the 36 year civil war ending in 1986.

Guatemala Fredi Peccerelli Forensic Anthropologie Foundation of Teader Chuguexa I-B Guatemala City

Roof collapse at Bardufoss kills soldiers during exercise

A public building roof collapsed in Bardufoss Northern Norway during the 12 nation Joint Winter exercise, trapping about 60 soldiers. At least two killed, seven injured, two missing, with intense rescue efforts ongoing and most troops believed Norwegian. US participation unclear.

Oslo Norway Bardufoss Terje Myklevold Kurt Pettersen

Bo Jackson to throw first pitch at Auburn tribute game

Auburn will honor coach Hal Baird in his last season as Bo Jackson, 1985 Heisman winner and former Auburn star, returns to the diamond to throw out the ceremonial first pitch versus Liberty. The event follows other Baird coached players' turnouts this season.

Jackson Auburn Ala Bo Jack Tigers Liberty Hal Baird Auburn Lander Baird Tim Hudson Oakland Athetics Gregg Olson Los Angeles

Ex-boyfriend charged in woman's death in Goose Creek

A Goose Creek man Louis William Migliaro, 36, was charged with murder and arson in the death of his ex girlfriend Kathy Ware, 42, found dead after a mobile home fire. Ware had signed a warrant for Migliaro on domestic violence charges.

Charleston Goose Creek Louis William Migliaro Kathy Ware Ware Berkeley County Wade Arnette

Firefighter laid to rest atop pumper named for father

Memphis mourns Lt. Javier Lerma 41 killed in ambush while aiding a burning home. He rode in on a gray casket mounted on a pumper bearing his late father Martiniano Lerma’s name. Deputy Rupert Peete 45 and firefighter William Blakemore 48 also died. Williams' wife Stacy found dead inside. Lerma’s funeral drew 1,500 mourners.

Memphis, Tenn Javier Lerma Shelby County Lerma Ting Martiniano R. Lerma Memphis Fire Department St. Francis of Assssi Catholic Church Milton Guthrie

Savannah Beach High dance ends in gunfire killing two teens

In Savannah a student and a nonstudent died after a Friday night Beach High School basketball celebration gunfire. Ramone Kimble, 16, and Stacy Smalls, 19, were fatally wounded. Lamar Jenkins, 16, survived after being shot in the buttocks. Darrell Ingram, 19, was jailed on murder and two counts of aggravated assault.

Savannah Beach High School Stacy Smalls Smalls Ramone Kimble Savannah High School Memorial Health University Medical Center Ellen Pinckney Lamar Jenkins Darrell Ingram

Eighty miners die in methane blast at Barakova mine

A methane explosion at Barakova coal mine in Krasnodon eastern Ukraine killed 80 workers and injured seven as 277 miners were onsite. About 200 escaped, with 33 rescue units aiding body recovery amid blame for outdated equipment and safety lapses.

Kiev Ukraine Barakova Vaiily Ageey Ministry Krasnodon Donetsk Gorskaya

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