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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 2007

Page

8

Missing 12 year old boy in North Carolina camp search continues

After three days of search crews failed to locate Michael Auberry who vanished while camping with his Boy Scout troop near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Crews found his mess kit within a mile of the camp but offered no new clues as they prepared to push on at night.

Mcgrady N.C North Carolina Michael Auberry Blue Ridge Parkway National Park Service Park Tina White

Man pleads not guilty in deadly Riverside blaze

In Riverside California Raymond Lee Oyler an auto mechanic faced added arson counts after pleading not guilty to new counts alleging the deadly fire killed five firefighters. A preliminary hearing was set to determine trial viability.

Riverside Calif Raymond Lee Oyler Oyler Banning Los Angeles

Soldier convicted in killings faces sentence

Fort Campbell, Kentucky AP. Jurors began deliberating to determine the sentence for Staff Sgt. Ray Girouard found guilty of negligent homicide in the deaths of three Iraqi detainees during a raid on an insurgent camp in Iraq. He faces up to 21 years. not guilty of premeditated murder. Prosecutors seek maximum.

Fort Campbell Iraq Ray Girouard Girouard

Bush and Congress clash as Iraq war marks fifth year

As the Iraq war enters its fifth year President Bush urges patience for his revised plan while Democratic leaders in Congress demand action and withdrawal timelines. House Democrats push for a funding bill without strings and set a troop redeployment by August 2008 amid rising casualties and low public support.

Bush Congress Washington, D.C White House House Nancy Pelosi Iraq Pelosi D-Calif U.S Baghdad Capitol Hill James Clyburn South Carolina Afghanistan Clyburn

Two-for-one liver transplant shared by student and baby

A 21-year-old college student Maggie Catherwood and 8-month-old Allison Brown received a single donated liver split to save two lives. The procedure highlights proposed changes to increase split liver donations, potentially reducing pediatric waiting list deaths.

Washington, D.C Maggie Catherwood Allison Brown Allison Thomas Fishbein Georgetown University Hospital Sterling Waldorf, Md Georgetown Hospital U.S United Network For Fishbein

Gonzales's Job Hangs By Thread Amid Senate Fight

The Senate debates stripping Attorney General Alberto Gonzales of his authority to name U.S. attorneys unilaterally as White House officials express cautious support. A Justice Dept probe, inspector general testimony, and Gonzales' Capitol Hill appearance loom, with no Republican defense observed yet.

Washington D.C Alberto Gonzales Senate U.S White House Gonzales Tony Snow Snow Justice Department Dan Bartlett Bush Department of Justice Senate Judiciary Committee Patrick Leahy D-Vl House Justice Capitol Hill Congress

Siberian mine disaster leaves dozens dead and trapped

A methane explosion at the Ulyanovskaya coal mine in Kuzbass buried crews 885 feet underground. At least 78 killed and 50 more trapped, with up to 200 workers present. a British monitoring system and company officials among the missing. Rescue and emergency teams respond as figures rise.

Moscow Siberian Russia Sergei Cheremnov Kemerovo Ulyanovskaya Kuzbass

Iraq asks U.S. to hand over Saddam deputy for execution

The Iraqi government asked U S authorities to custody Taha Yassin Ramadan Saddam Hussein's former deputy to hang him at dawn Tuesday on the fourth anniversary of the U S led invasion. Ramadan would be the fourth man executed for killings of 148 Shiites after a 1982 Dujail plot. Sunni anger and rights groups protest the move amid sectarian tensions.

Baghdad U.S Saddam Hussein Iraq Taha Yassin Ramadan Saddam Dujail Ramadan

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