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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 2006

Page

19

Crane Collapse in Bellevue Kills One Man at Top Floor

A 210 foot construction crane toppled onto three buildings in downtown Bellevue Washington a Seattle suburb killing a 31 year old man in a top floor apartment. The crane was on an adjacent vacant office building when it cracked and fell the operator escaped with minor injuries after climbing to safety with firefighters help.

Ellevue Wash Bellevue Seattle Fire Department Bruce Kroon Kroon

Former Virginia man charged after school shooting

Aman fatally shot his former boss at a maintenance shop behind a primary school after being fired. Thomas Monroe, 66, killed David Gance, 51, and assaulted another person before surrendering. Monroe faces first degree murder and other charges and is held without bail.

Mileakd Aman Sherif Thomas E. Monroe David Gance Caroline County Monroe Sheriff's Office Milford Richand

Bush Urges Patience Lessons From Vietnam On Iraq

President Bush, in Hanoi for the APEC summit, cites Vietnam’s peace and reform as a warning against rapid outcomes in Iraq. He says progress will take time and urges global resolve against North Korea’s nuclear program, while North Korea sanctions dominate weekend talks.

Bush Vietnam Iraq Hanoi America North Korea Asia U.S Dick Durbin Senate Durbin St Louis Rma Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum South Korea U.N Roh Moo-hyun Washington Cima Russia Japan Bushi Shinzo Abe Clinton George W. Bush Roh Moohyun

Police say criminal gang abducts security workers in Iraq

Iraqi police report a criminal gang abducted a private security team of four Americans and an Austrian near Safwan after crossing from Kuwait. Gunmen in police uniforms seized the group as Western convoy guards faced insurgent attacks. Ransom demands and conflicting casualty reports followed.

Baghdad Safwan Iraq Kuwait Turkey Jordan Jafra Ali al- Moussawi

Fraternity House Fire Kills One at Nebraska Wesleyan

A fire driven by a 4 a.m. blaze at the Phi Kappa Tau house on Nebraska Wesleyan University campus left one student dead and three others in critical condition. Four Phi Kappa Tau members were in the second story room when smoke and flames erupted. two jumped from windows as classmates searched for others. University officials said the house lacked a sprinkler system and investigators were probing the cause.

Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln Neb Phi Kappa Tau Nebraska Wesleyan University Dan Wright Wright University Sara Olson Jane Yaussi St. Elizabeth Regional Medical Center de Turd Stud Erica Conarsion Aaron McGuire Sioux Falls S.D Yaussi Ryan Stewart Ord Riday Red House

Sudan to Accept UN Troops in Darfur Peace Mission

A Sudanese official signaled Khartoum would accept UN troops as part of an African led Darfur mission though not at Western requested levels. He suggested African Union forces would provide most soldiers with UN troops in a supporting role. Annan cited a possible 17 000 military and 3 000 police personnel.

Smhakioum Sun Vap Khartoum Darfur West African Union Union Kofi Annan U.N Addis Ababa

Violence Echoes at Annual Greek Protest in Athens

Police used tear gas as clashes erupted during a rally marking the 1973 student uprising anniversary in Athens. Rioters hurled flares and rocks near the prime minister's residence and around the U S Embassy as up to 7,500 officers patrolled the route from the Athens Polytechnic campus.

Athens Greece U.S Iid Athos

Palestinian leaders inch closer to unity government deal

Palestinian negotiators say a unity government deal with Hamas and Fatah could be delayed by a parallel prisoner swap with Israel. The move aims to lift sanctions that hurt the economy and resume long-frozen talks, though Hamas refuses concessions on violence and recognizing Israel.

Aca Waza Strip Israel Fatah Tamas Wester Hamas

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