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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 2003

Page

13

Prison escape sparks massive hunt for Selenski in Luzerne County

In Wilkes Barre authorities launched a large manhunt for Hugo Selenski, jailed since June after remains were found in his yard. He allegedly escaped Friday from Luzerne County Correctional Facility by climbing a 60 foot rope of bedsheets with an inmate who was later captured after a fall. Over 50 officers, dogs, and boats searched northeast Pennsylvania and beyond as state police warned the suspect could be hundreds of miles away.

Wilkes-Barre Hugo Selenski Selenski Luzerne County Pennsylvania Tom Kelly

Former Kentucky Governor Breathitt Collapses During Speech

Former Kentucky Governor Edward T. Breathitt, 78, collapsed during a speech at the University of Kentucky and was hospitalized in critical condition. University officials said the cause wasn’t determined and a cardiologist ruled out a heart attack.

Lexington Kentucky Edward T Ned” Breathitt University of Kentucky Breathitt UK Medical Center University Mary Margaret Colliver Colliver John Gurley

Mayor a subject in FBI probe that included bugging

Philadelphia Mayor John F Street is identified as a subject in an FBI probe involving bugging of City Hall. Street had said prosecutors told him he was not a target, while a federal official confirmed he remains a subject whose conduct is within the investigation’s scope.

Philadelphia John F Street Street

Texas House Walkout Delays Redistricting Vote Again

Democratic walkout blocks action on a new congressional map as House Republicans seek to pass a compromise despite Senate delays. Most Democrats fled to deny quorum while talks linger and a third special session deadline nears. Rep. Joe Deshotel says aim is to block final approval during the third special session ends Tuesday.

Austin Texas House Senate Joe Deshotel

Sniper case hinges on Muhammad Malvo relationship dynamics

Before trial, prosecutors and defense clash over the nature of the Muhammad Malvo bond. The defense hints at Malvo as the triggerman with Muhammad as a dominating influence, while prosecutors describe a two person killing team with shared culpability in 13 shootings across multiple states.

Manassas John Allen Muhammad Lee Boyd Malvo Muhammad Malvo Washington, D.C Robert Cleary Theodore Kaczynski Georgia Alabama Louisiana Arizona Washington State Commonwealth Raymond Murrogh Jamaica Antigua U.S. Army United States Florida Bellingham Wash

Dallas surgeons begin complex separation of Egyptian conjoined twins

An 18-doctor team at Children’s Medical Center Dallas starts a multi-day separation of 2-year-old Egyptian twins Ahmed and Mohamed Ibrahim. The risky procedure aims to divide their shared skull and brain vessels, with fatalities and brain damage possible, as 50 to 60 staff work in stages over an expected 18 to 90 hours.

Dallas Egypt Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim Jim Thomas Children’s Medical Center Singapore Thomas Dale Swift Naglaa Mahmoud el-Homr Qus

Armstrong Leads Tour of Hope Start Across Nation

Five time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong joins a 26 member team for a 3200 mile cross country ride to spur cancer research trial participation. He also participates in a 100 kilometer fund raiser for the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Armstrong plans to join stops along the route periodically.

Armstrong Los Angeles Lance Armstrong Washington, D.C

Crayola retires colors. four debut new hues for 100th anniversary

Crayola drops mulberry and teal blue among 60 colors in a 100th anniversary contest, introducing jazzberry jam mango tango inchworm and wild blue yonder while burnt sienna survives an online vote. The change echoes past renamings like Prussian blue to midnight blue and flesh to peach.

Easton Stacy Gabrielle Crayola Hall of Fame Crayola

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