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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2006
Page
9
Authorities removed five boys and two women from a Lancaster home basement after a tip. The children aged 5 to 14 and the two women in their 50s were placed in protective custody. A couple, who had reportedly adopted the boys, was interviewed but charges were not yet filed.
Police said a mass Halloween street party in San Francisco's Castro district erupted in gunfire around 10:40 PM Tuesday as two groups clashed. Two people were detained for questioning. no arrests reported early Wednesday. The incident prompted a curfew and chaotic scenes for revelers.
Senator John Kerry apologized for remarks deemed insulting to U S troops in Iraq six days before the 2004 election. He defended the troops while criticizing President Bush and faced pressure from Democrats to cancel appearances. Bush urged praise and support for the military amid the controversy.
Gunmen seized Khalid Nejim, chief of the basketball federation and national team coach, and Issam Khalef, a blind athlete coach, from a youth club on Palestine Street in eastern Baghdad near Sadr City. Police said four SUVs carried men who abducted the pair as players, staff and others were inside.
A woman, Valerie Moore, 47, is charged with arson and murder after a mattress fire at Reno's Mizpah Hotel killed six and gutted much of the historic brick building. About 30 injured, some leaping from windows. roof collapse prompts shoring. Police say 60 to 80 residents were inside. fire officials search ongoing.
International report from AP notes 33 tons of toxic river spill from an overturned truck cut water supplies for 28,000 people in northern China. It cites China’s ongoing series of industrial river accidents and recalls the 2005 Songhua spill that shut Harbin’s water system for days.
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