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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 2011

Page

12

Final three bodies recovered after Atchison grain elevator blast

Atchison Kansas officials say the last three victims were found Monday at the Bartlett Grain Co facility where a weekend explosion killed six and injured two. Names identified among the victims include Curtis Field 21 and state grain inspector Travis Keil. Keil served 16 years as a site inspector. Relatives waited as crews continued the grim recovery effort amid unstable concrete and hanging beams.

Atchison, Kan Kansas Bartlett Grain Co Atchison Kansas City Bob Knief Bartlett Knief Curtis Field Travis Keil Keil Gary Ramona Keil Salina Bob Hallinan University of Kansas Hospital Chad Roberts Ryan Federinko John Burke

Fugitive Dougherty sister pleads not guilty in Colorado case

One of three Florida siblings pursued across multiple states has pleaded not guilty in Walsenburg Colorado. Lee Grace Dougherty, 29, appeared Monday as authorities said a chase and shootout led to their Aug. 10 capture. The trio faces five counts each of attempted second degree murder and first degree assault plus related felony charges. Dylan Stanley-Dougherty, 26, and Ryan Edward, 21, are set to appear before a judge on Nov. 28.

Wallenburg Colo Colorado Krdo-Tyv Lee Grace Dougherty Walsenburg Florida Dylan Stanley-Dougherty Ryan Edward

Obama orders FDA to curb drug shortages

President Obama directs the FDA to take steps to reduce drug shortages in three areas including reporting potential shortages and reviewing production changes. The order, signed in the Oval Office, aims to prevent delays in cancer drugs anesthetics and critical electrolytes, stating the issue as a slow-rolling danger to patients. The White House will seek bipartisan legislation but proceeds without Congress.

Washington, D.C Barack Obama Food and Drug Administration Obama Oval Office Justice FDA Capitol Hill White House

Honda cuts U S and Canada production by half

Honda Motor Co halts half of its U S and Canadian output through November due to three months of Thai flood disruption. The move follows the March Japan earthquake and tsunami and comes with a forecast that earnings for the full year will be affected. Production will also pause for one day on November 11 with all Saturday overtime canceled through November.

Detroit Thailand Honda U.S Canadian Auto Naker Japan Toyota Motor Co North America Honda Motor Co Canada

Libyan Interim Leader Names New Prime Minister

Libya's National Transitional Council selected Abdel-Rahim al-Keeb, an electronics engineer from Tripoli, as prime minister with 26 votes. The 51-member council aims to form a cabinet soon and steer toward general elections afterGaddafi's fall.

Tripoli Libya Abdel-Rahim al-Keeb National Transitional Council Jalal el-Gallal NTC al-Keeb Muammar Gaddafi

Palestine joins UNESCO as a full member in vote

In Paris, Palestine becomes a full UNESCO member in a historic vote that may affect the agency budget and drew U.S. opposition. The move is seen as a symbolic victory but Palestinians still face borders and security disputes hindering peace efforts, while lawmakers warned of possible funding cuts and the White House labeled the move premature.

Paris Palestine Unesco U.S Mideast Middle East United States White House Jay Carney Israel

Russia awards $100K to swapped birth daughters families

In Moscow a court granted two Russian families $100,000 each after a maternity home mistakenly swapped their daughters at birth. The girls, now 12, may grow up close. the case follows a painful trace of mistaken parentage revealed by DNA tests and an official inquiry.

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