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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 2004

Page

9

Rangers begin rescue on Yosemite cliff tragedy unfolds

Rangers launched a dramatic helicopter rescue on El Capitan in Yosemite National Park as a blizzard trapped climbers in the Sierras. Two Japanese hikers died on the 3,200 foot granite face while two others were rescued. a party of four hikers, including Paul Bargetto, were stranded at a high lake east of Fresno.

Yosemite National Park Calif Sierras el Capitan California Rita Bargetto-Snider Paul Bargetto Fresno

Castro fractures knee and arm in public fall

Fidel Castro, 78, fractured his left knee and upper right arm after tripping on a concrete step at a public event in Santa Clara. He said he was "all in one piece" after the incident, with a medical check confirming the injuries.

Fidel Castro Havana Cuba Castro Santa Clara

Soldier sentenced to eight years in Abu Ghraib abuse case

The top U.S. serviceman charged in the Abu Ghraib scandal received an eight year prison term, was reduced to private, forfeited pay, and dishonorably discharged. He admitted forcing detainees to masturbate publicly and depicted them in a naked pyramid, while praising his conduct as a mistake. The case emerged amid intensified insurgent attacks in Iraq and broader security strains affecting the American mission.

Baghdad Iraq U.S Abu Ghraib Ivan “Chip Frederick Gary Myers Baghdad International Ayad Allawi Mosul Buckingham Maj Michael Holley United States FBI

Flu vaccine shortage could cost billions in lost productivity

Health economists warn a vaccine shortfall may cut national output by as much as 20 billion dollars. Harvard analyst David Cutler says absenteeism could double, while early indicators point to a potentially milder season with low CDC activity in some states.

Washington David Cutler Harvard Cutler

Flu season timing and peak months in the United States

The text notes flu season in the United States generally runs from November to March with possible extension. Over the past 22 years peak flu activity has most often occurred in February, with January and February also among peak months. This reflects long term patterns rather than a single year.

United States

Martin appeals UN to fight child sex tourism worldwide

Ricky Martin urged UN governments to declare war on child sex tourism, citing millions of children exploited yearly. He founded the Ricky Martin Foundation and said leaders and activists must unite to end trafficking, calling it slavery in 2004.

United Nations Ricky Martin U.S. State Department Coun Martin U.N Bush U.N. General Assembly Philadelphia Philadelphia Orchestra John Street City Hall Street Ed Rendell Barbara Grant

Cabbie Drives Elderly Couple Home After Long Free Fare

A 24 year old El Paso cabbie Ismael Baeza ferried an elderly couple with a whistling parrot from El Paso to Bandera 500 miles away for 1200 dollars. The couple reportedly has Alzheimer's and could not pay. Baeza and his father continued the trip and delivered them to Bandera County authorities. In Nebraska, Attorney General Jon Bruning withdraws a case against The Richdale Group over a topless dancer tenant claiming housing discrimination.

EL Paso, Texas Ismael Baeza el Paso Bandera San Antonio Baeza Sam Sheriff's Deputies Bandera County Lincoln, Neb Nebraska Jon Bruning Bruning Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission Omaha Richdale Group Charleigh Greenwood Council Bluffs Iowa

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