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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2005

Page

17

Blake Acquitted in Blurred Murder Trial of Wife

A Los Angeles jury acquitted actor Robert Blake of murder in the 2001 shooting death of his wife and cleared one solicitation charge while deadlocking on another. The 71 year old Baretta star sobbed softly as the verdict was announced, hugging his attorney. Bakley’s daughter wept in court.

Los Angeles Robert Blake Blake Benny Lee Bakley Baretta Bakley Bonny Lee Bakley Trump Mark Burnett Conrad Riggs Bethea Burnett Riggs C.E.O NBC Contender

Plane crashes in Russia north killing 29 at Arctic port

A 1970s era Russian turboprop crashed while landing near Varandei on the Arctic coast, killing 29. Officials said the tail failed and the craft struck the ground and burned. Twenty four survivors used satellite phones to report from the wreckage in minus 11 degree temperatures as rescuers reached the scene.

Moscow Arctic Varandei Nenets Autonomous Region

Syrian intelligence agents depart Beirut headquarters ends 18 year presence

In Beirut residents celebrate the exit of Syrian intelligence agents after 18 years. People kiss the ground and someweep as agents pack up their basement jail blocks. Joumana Tabbara, across from the headquarters, watches from her balcony and visits the basement with a photo of slain former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, crying.

Beirut Lebanon Joumana Tabbara Rafik Hariri

Judge acquits two Sikhs in Air India bombing case

After a two year trial in Vancouver British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Ian Josephson acquitted two Indian-born Sikhs of murder and related charges in the Air India disaster that killed 331 people in 1985. The judge cited lack of credible witnesses and the courtroom reacted with gasps and tears from victims’ relatives.

Vancouver British Columbia Air India Atlantic Tokyo British Columbia Supreme Court Ian Josephson Canada

Florida appeals court refuses to block Schiavo feeding tube removal

The 2nd District Court of Appeal in Lakeland refused to stay the removal of Terri Schiavo’s feeding tube, setting up a deadline for Friday at 1 p.m. The court rejected the Schindlers’ bid for delay and addressed a separate 60-day stay request over abuse allegations.

Fla Schiavo Tampa Terri Schiavo 2Nd District Court of Appeal Lakeland Bob Mary Schindler Schindlers Florida Michael Schiavo Senate House Shelley Vana Barbara Weller Florida Supreme Court George Feles George Greer

Senate approves oil drilling in Alaska sanctuary

The Senate narrowly approved drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by a 51-49 vote paving a budget route to open coastal plain oil fields. Supporters led by President Bush argued it would boost jobs and reduce energy dependence, while opponents warned of environmental impacts on caribou and migratory birds.

Washington Ted Stevens Senate Alaska Wildlife Stevens Alaska Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Bush ANWA America Congress House Wedness Alaska Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Lisa Murkowski Interior Department John Kerry D-Mass Kerry Alaska Wildlife Refuge

Roskilde Festival adds Snoop Dogg and big names in Denmark

Copenhagen reports Roskilde Festival lines up Snoop Dogg Calvin Broadus rapper seen last in Denmark in 1998 alongside Black Sabbath The Go Team and Junior Senior for June 30 to July 3. Last year 75 000 tickets sold with over 150 artists across six stages.

Copenhagen Denmark Dogg Snoop Dogg Roskilde Calvin Broadus Black Sabbath Go! Team the Pixies Morrissey Sahara Hotnights Avril Lavigne New York MTV Europe United States

Tipsy plate leads to DUI charge in Moorhead

Josiah Johnson 23 faces third degree drunk driving after his vanity plate TIPSY allegedly tipped off a Clay County deputy. He left Coach’s Sports Pub and had a blood alcohol twice the legal limit, pledging to avoid drinking and driving.

Moorhead Minn Josiah Johnson Clay County Coach's Sports Pub Johnson

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